It was a beautiful Sunday and we were at Kensington Gardens, enjoying the weather.
We encountered a teeny weeny puppy and her sister. Of course we thought they’re cockapoos or possibly cavapoos but it turned out they were labradoodles!
Mummy said to their owner – I guess they have a lot of growing to do! To which she answered – Tilly’s a puppy but Milly is fully grown! What?!?!? Milly is smaller than me!
All we could think of was Crumpet! 
This is Crumpet on the right next to me and Charlie! Never mind, we doodles come in all sizes and all colours! And the bigger we are, the more to love!
With that thought in mind, we walked on … enjoying the beautiful sunshine.
This past winter had been long and wet. And Spring was no better and in fact, the coldest Spring in the last six years. Today was the first time this Spring that Mummy felt she could lie down on the grass and enjoy the warm sun, 
looking up at the blue skies.
We sat close by, as we usually do … watching the world, more accurately, squirrels in particular and listening to the sounds of birds singing and the wind.
While I sat very still –
George, sat on the other side of Mummy, also scanning the horizon for squirrels …
But before long, he was off to socialise with passing dogs –
George is always happy. His mood doesn’t depend on the weather – he’s happy to do back rubs regardless of the ground conditions! Though Mummy is happier when it’s dry when he does his back rubs.
And just as we were dreaming the day away, along came Hebe with a ball in her mouth and her mummy.
George chased her around, not liking the fact that she is playing with a ball – George doesn’t understand why we like balls.
But Hebe wasn’t interested in playing. She was ball-obsessed so her mummy took it away. But there was no way she was going to just let it be.
She begged to have the ball back. Then I decided I want the ball and took it away from her! Poor Hebe, she must have thought – who were these two lunatics. One didn’t like me playing with my ball and the other stole it!
May’s comment: It was a crisp, beautiful Spring day – so lovely to be out and about.
And along came Jane and Hebe. They recognised George and Darcy from our blog as she was walking past and we ended up having a long chat till it was time to go. Jane gave us a few more tips for dog friendly places around Kensington! Yay!
I think we could have sat there for a very long time except I was thinking of that Sunday roast!
Jane, let’s meet up again sometime!
