Well, it would have been if they'd made it this far. I think Mummy is only just getting over the shock of Dylan dying, eight weeks after Dougall did. I guess he just couldn't live without him, even though you'd have thought that Dylan was so outgoing and into everything (and everyone) that he'd be okay. …
I've been feeling a bit itchy. Midge said he was itchy, and that Oscar was very itchy, and that made him very grumpy. I thought Oscar was always grumpy, but maybe I'm being unkind. Anyway, Mummy got itchy on her wrist and guessed what the cause was. So we've all had Ivermectin spot-on to get rid …
I can't believe it's seven weeks already since my brother Dougall died. Mummy says she doesn't believe it either, and she's nowhere near ready to come out of mourning. She says she still dreams of him lying in her arms when he wasn't feeling well, and she gets very upset about it. And I tell …
That means we might go out in the garden next month. Some years we have, only for an hour or even half an hour, if it's been dry, sunny and warm enough. We often do go out in March. I don't remember if we did last year, I remember it was cold and wet, or at least …
Hello, it's Dylan. I'm back, and I'd like to thank Kevin for looking after the blog for me. He usually just does the Facebook page, and he does that very well. It's four weeks since my brother Dougall died. It's been very lonely without him, and I haven't much wanted to talk to anyone. Oscar looks …
It's very quiet here, which is surprising really, since Mr Percy is a great wheeker, especially if Mummy rustles anything. You wouldn't think it would be so different without Dougall, since he was very quiet. Although if he thought something was going on and he was missing out, he would wheek very loudly. We reckoned …
George's Guinea Pig World 