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Molly’s Mutt-erings
Tails from Behind the Scenes
As Office Dog in Chief and resident pup-arazzi, I’m keeping a close eye on the Hoomans that are still working hard behind the scenes and, am busy sniffing out the news that our two-legged news-hounds may have fur-gotten!
Whilst the theatre’s productions and events are still on paws because of Coronavirus, I can report that our beautiful grr-ounds are relaxing gently into Autumn by performing their annual multi-coloured transformation complete with a confetti-leaf finale. It smells amazing!
During my regular paw-trols, I’ve noticed that the fallen leaves have lost their crunch and are now rather slippery. Luckily for me, having four legs means I’m not as skiddy as Hoomans, but it’s not quite so easy for me to see-off any pesky grr-rabbits.
The lovely lake is in repose and I haven’t seen the swans for a while: they visit from time to time so I’m sure they’ll be back by Spring. Did you know that we had five cygnets at the beginning of this year? I imagine the Hoomans fur-got to tell you about that, so I’ll let you nose when I detect any new arrivals, next year.
I’ve been busy leaving my paw-prints around the grr-ounds for protection and good luck. As all Good Dogs will of course know, this is essential business in the run- up to Howl-oween. May I take this opportunity to remind all cats that, with Covid-19, it’s not a good year to go broom-surfing and that it’ll be a lot warmer to stay at home with your Hoomans (where you can keep an eye on them).
Stay safe, well and paw-sitive!
