Susan arrived home like normal at about 1:30 AM. She heard Bean Crying so I got up to see why. She was stuck and could not get up. I helped her up and she took a drink then went outside. She fell again outside and I needed to help her up again. I stayed home today filling her day with food and love. We will need to put her down soon. 😥

I just noticed that the calendar is not working correctly. There are 31 days in April and June, but only 30 in May. Hmmmmmm Need to check into that.

Bean did eat today. Of course she snubbed her food until I added Peanut butter. Although she did enjoy cheerios, pretzels and peanut butter bread. 🙂 At least she ate. She fell three times this evening. I hope it was partially due to not eating yesterday. It is starting to break my heart seeing her begin the end as Truman did. I know it is life but loosing Truman, Cracker Mom and now bean all in one year is tough on the mind and body. The work day was normal and rather uneventful, I guess a good thing. My folks are doing ok and are working on the some renovations to sell their house. I Hope they really move here in the future. It will be nice to spend time with them We sure do miss them and their company. Till tomorrow….

There were two frogs on the back patio tonight. I thought they looked like Texas toads but they resembled the ones that made the Houston Toad call. It may have been different toads as I am not a specialist by any means. The was frustrating as Bean was not feeling good. She would not eat anything. Not even human food! 🙁 I hope she is doing better tomorrow.

One of the tropical flowers has now passed and slipped under the water. Although I see two more ready to replace it. Another hardy has finally bloomed, that makes 3 for the season. I was looking in the pond and it looked like a goldfish had a growth but it turned out to be a tadpole swimming over his back. I looked at the water and I was able to see many tadpoles swimming around. It looks like we will have helped the population. =D> I will continue to watch their progress and to identify what kind they are.