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In my infinite wisdom I have taken on another rescue pup from Battersea Dogs’ Home for the next two weeks. I need something else to focus on. Her name is Ruby and she is hilarious - clever and a bit of a minx!! This is the perfect location for her up at the Fire Hills and it gives me the opportunity to function in the here and now, as opposed to worrying about what the next few weeks will bring with my parents’ health. I would take pictures but at the moment she is either attached to my foot or sleeping in her crate, so not a lot to show.

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Cookie-Dough in the snow!Meant to be leaving Bath again but can’t get anywhere at the moment. Well, my pick-up would be fine but our hill is lethal in the snow and so many cars are sliding their way down to the bottom – involuntarily picking up speed as they try to negotiate the steeper slope by our house – so I am staying put! I really do not need my car to be written off. I don’t think Emily will be able to get to her audition in London. She has finished filming the second series of the Inbetweeners and was looking forward to auditions this week but could not get to London on Tuesday and is unlikely to be able to get there today. Going out to muck out, walk dogs and play in the snow now!!


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Made it back to Bath last night. More snow over Salisbury Plain but I got home much to the excitement of my daughters and my dogs. Tony is away in the US. He will be playing Prospero in Bermuda but I don’t think I will be able to go. At least he can visit my sister out there. It is hard for her being so far away from the family.

The farm is running smoothly and the first horses of the year have already been in. The fields are white. The air is blue. My team have been battling with people tobogganing in the fields. It is not that we want to stop all fun. Far from it! All we ask is that the ‘happy’ sledgers stay out of the fields where the horses live. We want our animals and the children to be safe. With another thirty acres of empty sloping fields which we will happily let them use we do not think we are being unreasonable but apparently we are. The language is extraordinary! Adults swearing at Tina in front of their children. Charming!!

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White-outSnow, snow, snow. Heavy snow! Am now back in the cottage and the views are spectacular. It is a total white out here. The fire is roaring and Cookie Dough is snoring. Nothing to do but write. Am living next to a flock of sheep. Looking at them huddled together in the snow, thick fleeces under a layer of white I wonder – do sheep get cold faces?



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