Isn't it nice to see a bit of clear air and blue sky after a period of thick fog? I am, of course, speaking metaphorically as well as literally. This morning wasn't exactly a pea-souper but Harry

At home, also covered by a thick blanket, was Rumple. With him back safely where he belongs I feel like my head has emerged from the fog of anxiety. He's not yet fully himself but he's doing a much better impression of the Rumple we know and love with every hour. And I have to say his restricted diet of only poached chicken breast and rice is just about the best thing since sliced bread as far as Rumple is concerned. The medication he'll have to take for the next five days, not so much
Oh dear poor Rumple, hope he feeling better by now. Mist always looks so eerie, you wait for a scene from a Hitchcock film with it.
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ReplyDeleteAww poor Rumple, hope he's better now. Those photos look eerie but beautiful! #project365
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