ruthiepo
Well-Known Member
Dearest and respected Zola,
That is a wonderful experience of yours, making so many different people happy with a simple word and meeting your noble self. Your Papa is indeed wonderful with languages; remembering such different words. We are all very impressed.
I am happy to report that my invalids are much better now and my retainer has resumed her proper duties of stroking and scratching my shell and feeding me my soggies and carefully chosen green foods.
My retainer tells me that this horrid virus is really strange and that one good way of getting rid of it is to "work it off" she did some vigorous housework and sweated and sweated and then felt much better (after a refreshing shower)
it seems that this activity really did help to shed the virus.
I was shown a picture of a large tortoise who actually held up the trains by walking along the lines and who may have been injured. I hope you never have any accidents with trains, my dear friend.
It is very hot and i move around the garden from my hut to my favourite morning basking place behind a glazed panel and when that gets a little too warm, on to shady shrubs and long grasses.
I am given my bath and enjoy the water and feeling the sunshine on my shell. my bathwater is then emptied onto the beans or potato plants.
We are forgetting what rain is like, the swifts have gone and summer is getting dusty and tired.
Thinking of you beside the sparkling western sea.
much love from Teztez and Ruthxxx
That is a wonderful experience of yours, making so many different people happy with a simple word and meeting your noble self. Your Papa is indeed wonderful with languages; remembering such different words. We are all very impressed.
I am happy to report that my invalids are much better now and my retainer has resumed her proper duties of stroking and scratching my shell and feeding me my soggies and carefully chosen green foods.
My retainer tells me that this horrid virus is really strange and that one good way of getting rid of it is to "work it off" she did some vigorous housework and sweated and sweated and then felt much better (after a refreshing shower)
it seems that this activity really did help to shed the virus.
I was shown a picture of a large tortoise who actually held up the trains by walking along the lines and who may have been injured. I hope you never have any accidents with trains, my dear friend.
It is very hot and i move around the garden from my hut to my favourite morning basking place behind a glazed panel and when that gets a little too warm, on to shady shrubs and long grasses.
I am given my bath and enjoy the water and feeling the sunshine on my shell. my bathwater is then emptied onto the beans or potato plants.
We are forgetting what rain is like, the swifts have gone and summer is getting dusty and tired.
Thinking of you beside the sparkling western sea.
much love from Teztez and Ruthxxx