Bee

Oh didnt spot it was one bedroom, when I searched for you I realised what few choices there are around us! Anyway last try, look on this site: http://www.highfields-retreat.co.uk/holidayrentals.asp This is a brand new park, so not a lot there at moment, but in rural location and if looking for just somewhere to stay, may be just right, dog friendly in some of the accomodation, I drive past this most days, and it is about 10 min drive from Sleaford. Bev x

Hi try this http://www.lincolnshiretouristguide.com/Sleaford/The_Bakehouse_1056.asp it is about ten minute drive from sleaford, it says dogs by prior arrangement so may be worth ringing. i live near sleaford so if any more ideas come to mind i will post them to you. Bee x

Couldnt resist, just sent a donation to sponsor Boysie x

Hi are you having a stand for the oldies at the show as I am not far away and would love to come and help if needed.

Just lit one, what a lovely site, oldies club only has three burning at moment, lets light some and get noticed !

Hi I understand about locking grief and worries away, I have coped through life by locking things away in "boxes" and when I feel able to cope with something I take it out if the "box" and then put it away again, sometimes it is the onle way to deal with life's rubbish times. When my first little companion was taken from me too early I also used to hear him barking, and I got comfort out of taking my other dogs across the fields and then calling them back to me, including his name, they seemed to like that too, as we miss calling them. I lost him 17 years ago and can still burst in tears when that box is opened usually when looking at photos. I hope you have had some peace restored, after the outburst of grief, sending love and wishes to you, take care

What a lovely girl, just read her link, and what a lovely home you gave her. She knew lots of love and comfort in her later years, what she deserved. Treasure the memories.