I'd arranged to meet some friends in Conwy today for drinks and a troll through the food and music festival set up on it's pretty quayside. Alas the weather and sickness has beaten us and we've had to re schedule.
This afternoon I took Dorothy to a busy cafe to get her used to hustle and bustle
And she behaved wonderfully.
The weather is atrocious
I found Albert hiding away in my bed
Bechod
It has several meanings
" ah bless!"
Is just one
Albert is one smart cat. And Dorothy is adorable!
ReplyDeleteShe's doing very well
DeleteIt's atrocious here too!
ReplyDeletei think dorothy is wonderful. lunch looked good too.
ReplyDeletePea soup
DeleteDotty ate the ham sandwich
"Bechod" may also mean "sin" - a concept with which you are no doubt very familiar. As in "Am i bechod wneud ei gartref ynddo fe." = "Because sin resided in him". Just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteBechod has several meanings including " oh pity"
DeleteI thought for a moment you said you were meeting a troll.
ReplyDeleteNoooo. I stayed firmly indoors out of the rain 😂
DeleteI'm melting I'm melting!!!!
DeleteMy dogs and myself walked through mud and puddles and across the gushing stream today- we got muddy and soaked but we enjoyed ourselves especially lovely lily-must admit though we were glad to get back home x
ReplyDeleteI walked in my crocs! Nuff said
DeleteDorothy and Albert both look adorable. I am fed up with all this rain!
ReplyDeleteSo glad Dorothy is doing so well. I saw a silly TV advert with a Bulldog on a skateboard and thought of Dotty xx
ReplyDeleteWhen twowaitresses came over to say hello she promptly collapsed ! But came around albeit very slowly
DeleteAlbert has the right idea.
ReplyDeleteHe's still there
DeleteDorothy and Albert look very happy. Son finds Merida sometimes way under the covers, I wonder how she can breathe tucked away like that.
ReplyDeleteparsnip
I read the weather for cast and took the dogs for a walk this morning leaving the afternoon walk to hubby when it was raining arnt I wicked .
ReplyDeleteBechod indeed. Albert is a handsome chap. I have line dried 2 full loads of washing in the scottish sunshine today!!! So different to yesterday. Enjoy well earned days off John. Hwyl Suz x
ReplyDeleteThank u x
DeleteBechod ... ta to all for the helpful translations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame that your lovely plans had to be canceled due to miserable weather but how wonderful that Dorothy was so well behaved at the busy cafe. Your sandwiches and soup look delicious.
Yes, Albert has the right idea!
Our forecast for tomorrow is morning thunderstorms.
Hugs!
Albert knows winter is coming and is wisely staying warm under the covers!
ReplyDeleteSpent many a happy holiday in Conwy as a child. My nan was welsh. Born and bred in Conway. She met my grandad during WW2 and moved to Essex after they were married. She tried very hard to unsuccessfully teach me welsh lol.
ReplyDeleteIt's a sweet little town
Deletealbert has the right idea.
ReplyDeleteAlbert is in your bed because he knows your scent. Take it as a compliment.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have to ask... just what did you do with the troll? Was he a bit one?
ReplyDeleteThat soup looks good!
ReplyDeleteI like the look of that lunch John!
ReplyDeleteAwww, fur buddies! :D
ReplyDeleteSo glad that Dorothy is adjusting to different environments, I think it's lovely that dogs are allowed in cafe's not many allow that here I asked to take my dog to an outside cafe and I wasen't allowed.
ReplyDeleteBad weather days call for a hearty pea soup.
The bach of bechod. (As said with a cold)
ReplyDeleteIt's raining here, too. For two days. And a cold, cold rain it is.
ReplyDeleteTwo photos of deep trust to make one proud.
ReplyDeleteDry but chilly week ahead.
You're doing a grand job with her, she'll be full of day to day confidence soon at this rate. Cats really know how to spend bad weather days don't they 😄
ReplyDeleteDorothy is settling in to a good life, stay warm and dry.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Dorothy is doing so well.
ReplyDeleteThe weather here is fine except that it's fecking cold.
"Bechod" indeed! Hope your weather improves!
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland