The saga continues...

Hi G-Fans!

Well, the concierge has NO EXCUSE!  She came home before supper, she had her meal before we even went on our bog walk and she blew off time with her ridiculous toy doing meaningless activities with it.  It was a sheer waste of time and I am disgusted.  Not to mention it put me at a disadvantage in doing my blog.  Whatever I was going to write about yesterday stays with yesterdays thoughts I guess because the concierge got too tired!  Ha!  I am not impressed.

I will share the latest on the alien beast....

She has begun to roam the domicile!  From what Snagglepus has told me she is quick and cranky.  He met her again while she was exploring and she thought nothing of marching down the stairs to see what all the commotion is about that she hears every day.  According to Snagglepus, who saw her while the rest of us were preoccupied, her eyes grew very large when she got an eyeful of us milling about in the kitchen.  She immediately skedaddled to a hiding place.  Snagglepus tried to peacefully engage upstairs, but she is just being downright unfriendly.  He said she needs patience and a watchful eye.  And manners.  He said the concierge is working on all that...

I hope so.  I am not interested in a rude kitty upsetting our royal abode.

That is for sure.

Maybe I will actually meet her soon.

So, may you greet new experiences with confidence and grace, inviting the unknown to become known without being cranky.

TTFN!

-G

The concierge and entourage picked and ate wild blueberries (yes, in front of us!) on Sunday while we were on our walk.  It made for slow going!

The concierge and gang saw this wood lily that they were told is a rare treat to find.

RIley amid a sea of bodies in the royal wagon.

Bertie and Tessa in the royal wagon waiting to get home. 

Tessa having enough of waiting around and taking matters into her own paws.  I think I would have had to put a stop to that if she actually tried to start the car.  Her legs can't reach the pedals and if she is steering with her mouth then she can't really see where she is going.