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How very very sad to read this, she will be lovingly remembered by all those she gave brilliant tech advice to. So sad that she suffered in her last year

I’m afraid he won’t get better, Val, I just pray he goes quickly and peacefully in his sleep. Yes, Jen, they are indeed the dogs who were born in Kenya, and who moved to Scotland with me. Maloo was almost 15, and Benji has just turned 14. Are you the same Jen I bought some games from after 9/11?

Benji is hardly eating anything at all, he will only take a small amount of chopped up chicken breast mixed in with a tiny bit of liver, and will only eat out the palm of my hand. I have ordered tinned renal food for him but I’m sure he won’t eat it. I have offered him every conceivable food but not...

Thank you to all the lovely people who said they missed me. I’m having a bit of a rough time just now. I lost my beloved Maloo in October quite suddenly, and straight away Benji also became very unwell, losing his 15 year old sister brought on acute dementia, and he and I have struggled on together ...

Thank you, Drac!

It's just as well you love cooking, Drac - I hope everything went well on the day!

Well, it's here, Christmas Day - and it's so lovely to read all your lovely Christmas messages. StarLite, I hope with all my heart that this time next year you will achieve your dream country home! And to all Manorites, I wish you a wonderful Christmaas, and a healthy and prosperous New Year. I cant...

Kickaha, where were you on holiday?

Same here Drac - pre-retirement I never had the time or energy to read any books - and being an insomniac, I get through several books a week and I am also with Kindle Unlimited!

Maloo, I am glad to say, is terrified of all cattle. Benji, on the other hand, is more than willing to take this Big Daddy on. So if the Highland Cows are close to my fence, Benji is NOT allowed out, as he has been known to make cattle stampede before, and I dont fancy this big boy trampling down my...

I rather thought as much - fresh tuna is awesome - it was so cheap in Kenya, we used to even feed the dogs on it!

Baby Murdo.JPG The DIY man and I worked alongside together all day Thursday and yesterday, and he achieved such a lot, and yes, all the paiintings and prints are all now on the wall, as well as the wall rug hangings I bought in Mombasa many years ago and which had been stored under my bed for 7 yea...

Was that with fresh Tuna, Drac? I do misss the fresh fish the fishermen used to bring to my front gate in Kenya!

I have just come back from the local shop, just a mile or so away, and its a beautiful beautiful sunny day and as I drive through never-ending green fields and moorland, interspersed with gorse and heather and cattle,, I feel truly blessed to be living here!

Yes, you could ring up and find hints about the game, but in the UK these were premium rate calls and very expensive - I only ever rang just the once when I had been stuck for weeks on a game! I still have all my old games - a whole suitcase of them - they have travelled from Jersey to Kenya, to Ork...