Lucie departed on Sunday 26th January
That afternoon we buried her in a lovely field
Today we returned to do 11th day puja to help her spirit find its new home
Then lunch back at home
It’s very sad to lose such a wonderful friend, I miss her—-
—-being at home when I return, going on walks together and just being in my life.
Billet-Doux also misses Lucie
She’s such a famous dog with everyone asking about her.
No time for photos
I tentatively opened the garage door into kat planet.
B-A-Do was lying parallel to the limen, I thought relaxing until I noticed a quivering rat by her mouth. She half done the job but seemed to be frozen. As she pulled away I found a stick and finished the task
It’s then in noticed all eyes from the kits, mesmerisingly proud of mum, watching from their raised wooden cushioned castle. I passed the dead cat on a shovel for their approval.
Later as they were all turning and jumping in seemingly choreographed mayhem in the yard, I realised one was leading the chase of a cockroach. I followed and finished it off
We were a formidable team.
We miss the kats but mum (Queen) stays with us.
missing them ..
It’s a crisp winters morning but with a nice bright Sun. Breakfast is prepared and ready to serve the guests in an hour, so I now fetch curd and walk Lucie.
What a lovely morning, I praise a young neighbour’s Rangoli designs for Sankranti, while noticing other houses are already decorated with banana leaves with yellow painted cows passing by.
Declaring “Chennai-ge-day” (phonetical ‘good’) tea and getting a smile from the Chaiiwala. I’m reminded that …
Life’s good.
I’m happily reflecting on last night’s interesting dinner with great guests— teachers from Germany— with Sarvesh and of course preciousness herself Kaveri, Cauvery….
I’m forever told I don’t pronounce her name properly.
It’s lovely to have Kaveri here.
Kaveri continued her star performance. Entertained us over breakfast, helped install more Tibetan prayer flags
and become tutor showing how to draw rangoli.
A happy day.
Farrell Factoid
Better than…..
Yes addictive temptations, a better alternative and part of the English kits regime
Tomorrow is a whole new adventure. Back to the vets again.
Two of the six kits have been adopted by Sowbhagya and have left for their new home.
They’re going to a place where they will be loved. I’ve been careful not to get attached (really?) but they’re tugging at me now.
Tomorrow we all go to the vet hospital.
Me and MYCycle 