A sunny day

The air was very nippy on Thursday morning and it had a definite feel of autumn.

I met an English lady in the park with her dog who had just been showered and she was giving her a run to get her dried. Her name is Viv, she is divorced and she has just retired but has lived in NZ for 35 years. We had both seen something in the paper for Age Concern looking for volunteers for an hour a week so thought we would give them a call and find out more.

I went to the supermarket to do my weekly shop and was entered into a draw for a 21 day holiday to Fiji - that would be nice!

Age Concern will send me out some forms and they have an induction day on 21 March which I will go to.

Bronwyn Ann called me in the afternoon and we went over to the Mount for a coffee and sat on the front and it was lovely and sunny.

Week five of doggy classes and the trainer seems to be in despair with out class as we have not "progressed" as she would have liked!!!! I have to say she is not the best trainer but I enjoy the class. The most annoying thing is Totty will not do as I ask in the class, she is much too interested in what the other dogs are doing, but when we are at home she does it all! Ah well! only one week left and then we will see what happens. I'll work extra hard with her this week and see if we can make the trainer happy!