Aye up me ducks

Visitors this morning. The ducks are back. How nice. I scattered some seed on the lawn hoping they would come down from the top of the hedge. and scoff their breakfast. They didn't. They stood still for a while, like they were on lookout duty. Then they were gone. Perhaps checking the place out for a suitable nesting opportunity. 

Mayze is not interested in the ducks, or any other birdlife that happens to land in the garden. She is a contented old lady who is happy to snooze on the chairs laid out with her beds, and have her food delivered. She might wander to the bathroom, litter box, when she needs to, or sit on the window sill above the radiator.

It's looking a bit overcast at the moment, but I noticed that it hasn't rained overnight, so I hope the ground is drying out enough to go for a proper walk. I have checked the bus timetable, kindly printed out for me by Janet, I don't have a printer. When I go out I have the question, do I take the litter picking stick and a bag, or am I out for a relaxing walk in the countryside. I don't want to carry the stick the whole way and not come across any litter, but then I would be miffed if I did find rubbish in the hedgerows and didn't have any means to pick it up. It's difficult to walk by and ignore it.

I will try not to miss the bus.

Thanks for popping in. See ya later. Toodle pip.   ilona