A little splosh!

Hi Woofers!

Daisy here.

Pheew! It's been rather warm, hasn't it? Mind you I think everyone else was as warm as I was!

First thing this morning we met up with Max and Oscar, out for their early morning stroll. Oscar has to stay on the lead 'cos he doesn't take any notice when his Two Legs calls him and it could take ages to catch up with him!

Max is hiding behind that bush!

On the way down to the sea shore you could see where the weekend visitors had their BBQ tray. It was lucky they didn't start a fire!

It was lucky that the tide was in and I managed to get a dip in the sea. I didn't go all the way in cos there was a sort of scum that had been washed in on the tide. It comes from the mud getting washed.

I would have gone in for a swim but we couldn't find a stick for me to chase!

Lunchtime we were down there again and by this time the tide had gone out, so, I wandered into the wet stuff and collapsed into a puddle of mud!

One of the good things about this warm weather is that the wet and mud soon dries and then crumbles off my tummy, so, by the time I get back to the car all the mud had dried and gone!

This afternoon I spent snoozing on a bed under the stairs, dead cool!

See you tomorrow.

Luv,

Daisy

Snoozy Sunday.

Hi Woofers!

Daisy here.

Well, another sunny day here in North Kent and I've been a real lazy woofer. I was up late this morning and so was Old Two Legs. That means we missed saying hello to all the normal gang.

All this dry grass means we can see the Two Trees, Bench and Poo bin as we come along the path.

Once we were over the hill and on our way to the sea shore, we spotted one of those fishermen teaching some worms to swim!

I went for a sniff around the bin while OTL had a chat with the fisherman asking if he had caught anything. 

Just as he was asking the rod started to bounce, indicating a fish was nibbling at his bait.

He wound on the reel and in came a monster, well, OTL says it was an eel and not a very big one.

The fisherman went to get a pair of scissor type things that you grab hold of the hook and get it out of its mouth.

After getting it off the hook, the fisherman put the eel back into the water and off the eel swam!

Even though it was a Sunday, there were still ships coming and going into and out of the docks.

Because of the lack of rain, the ground was still dry as a bone and I suppose we ought to be thankful that we haven’t had any fires.

Looks terribly dry and dangerous!

Back home OTL and I got banned to the office with instructions not to make any noise of any kind, or else!

We get instructions like this when The Missus is doing her filming.

Now if it all goes to plan, we normally get released from the office in an hour or so.

Not this time!

We must have been locked away for a good four hours!

There was all manner of accidents with bottles of ink, paint and other stuff that makes a mess on the carpet!

We made up for it by having a super snooze that seem to have lasted for most of the afternoon!

I think it will be difficult getting to sleep tonight!

See you tomorrow.

Luv,

Daisy.