
Spring be here! With the warmer weather and there being no restrictions, the wetlands has become a busy wee place. There are a number of reasons for this, the weather is nice, it’s quiet and peaceful and the kiosk is very popular. The food is good, well cooked, tasty and reasonable priced. Benji likes his Ice-Cream so when it’s been warm and we have completed our walk I have taken him to the kiosk, bought a dog portion in a cup for him and a cone for me. I get Rum and Raisin, he gets Vanilla. We have not been around to the ducks and geese for a little while. Benji has been having a bit of a problem with his paw so I thought it best to keep him off the gravel path. The serious gravel at the back of the Wetlands going down to where the geese are, I generally carry him over. Irrespective of the weather, the Wetlands has become the ïn” place at the moment and although the walking areas are fairly quiet, the kiosk is always active – and the Ice-Cream is nice.
Yesterday was a lovely day, hardly a breeze and 24c – really nice and yes, the Wetlands was packed. There was not a parking space to be had. I drove through drove to the foreshore and

we spent the afternoon there. There was more seagrass than there was sand but what sand there was Benji enjoyed. We left just before schools ended for the day and were able to miss the traffic through town. Today – another nice day – the Wetlands was busy but there were spaces in the carpark so I parked there and took Benji for a walk, doing our figure of eight (8) We start off at the bridge and go around until we reach the other side of the bridge, – we cross the bridge and walk in the same direction, returning to the bridge and completing a circuit of the area. I took a few photographs and we went home. At home I removed the disk from the camera to load

the photographs onto the computer and had lunch. After lunch the boy and I took off to Hummock Hill and the Foreshore. I tried to take a photograph and could not – I had forgotten to get the disc out of the computer. I drove up to the Electrical Retailers and bought a new disc – I needed a spare anyway. From there we drove back to the foreshore and Hummock Hill and spent the afternoon there. It was a lovely afternoon and the place was quite busy with a good number of people around.
This week was the AGM of the local Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and I was asked to resume the role of Secretary- which I did. Annabell wasn’t terribly happy, but although I have had concerns I feel that the organisation and its goal is bigger than petty differences. Anyway, due to Covid the group has not been operational for four months so it was a fair break. Time to get back to work. Having said that, we have had three funerals in the last four weeks (the latest this afternoon). We hadn’t even started this funeral today when we were told that another of our friends had died. Sad, yes, but we wont be involved with that.
It’s only Wednesday and already I want the weekend to hurry up and get here. It’s been a very strange week – funerals aside – and up to a point Benji has not been given as much

attention as I would like. Sunday, sometime after the boys had left, I ended up taking Annabell to the hospital; Monday the RFDS AGM: Tuesday, Ladies Coffee evening: tonight just

too tired to do much and Annabell wasn’t feeling the best. The funeral today took a lot out of her. The Church Newslletter/|Magazine is due out next week. Well, that’s not going to happen! I would like it to but I am less than halfway through it. I do want our magazine to end up like the State Magazine to which very few contribute – which is very sad.
I had Annabell at hospital at 1am this morning and I have to take her back at 8:15 this morning when the two doctors are on duty. She is not a well lady and I am concerned about her. Acording to the nurse this morning she may require a whole bank of tests to determine the problem, so we will just have to look after her and support her. I need to be at church, but other than that I will cancel all my activities for this weekend – Annabell is more important.
we love that our seasons are diffrent… we can enjoy spring with you, while we have 50 shades of gray ;O) have a good time with Yogi ;O)
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Thank you. Sadly Yogi is quite old and now deaf, so we will be limited in what we can do. He arrives here on Tuesday and will stay with us until sometime of Friday, but he will be well looked after and he and Benji get on together.
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Fingers crossed for Annabell. Hope all is ok.
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We did hope that we would be able to leave the Emergency Dept on Friday morning and have the Ultra Sound but no – it has to be booked. We also went to Pathology in the hope that we could also get the blood tests down – no joy there either. The Ultra Sound will be on Thursday AM and the blood tests this coming Monday.By noon on Friday I was well and truly stuffed, so Benji and I lay down on the sofa and had a nap. She’s not too bad – concerned and more tired than anything else. Hopefully we will find the cause of it all.
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I hope so too. It’s a lot of waiting,
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Sorry to hear Annabell is not doing well. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with her and you with extra ear scritches for Benji.
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I put the boys off this week and we start the first of the tests tomorrow. with the Ultra-Scan on Thursday morning. Hopefully we should have some answers fairly quickly.
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🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
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Thank you. I will pass this on to her.
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Please do. 😍
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Yogi is gorgeous! :-) <3
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He is getting old now, but still quite lively. He and Benji are good friends.
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Aw, that’s lovely :-) I’m glad to hear they are good friends :-)
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