A tight squeeze

Berry and I had a little trip into Church Stretton to get fly swatters (I know, not very exciting but essential at the moment and LH broke the old one a couple of days ago!). I was experimenting to see how she reacted to being in a different space. Basically, soooo exciting for her that she rejected any food and was deaf to any simple commands. An interesting outcome; lots of work still to do!!

I took the long way home looking out for the roaming wild ponies and just enjoying the views where we used to walk so often. This lamb had squeezed itself tight between the hedge and fence for no obvious reason. Just because. Why not?! It made me laugh :-)

LH is through to Hull to drop important documents to do with probate off to the solicitors. Unfortunately, this morning we had a phone call from the estate agents selling his Mum's place to say that the buyers had withdrawn. So back to square one there too ... At least probate is now all finally sorted.

I'm just doing a bit of the dog training course work; nice to sit and think through things that aren't world shattering but exercise the grey matter a little. Actually, I really think it should be titled 'people training'; lots of positive advice and thinking about how you frame your thoughts (mainly because what you think is what you project to your beastie; we all know this but it's a timely reminder that it applies all the time!).