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It's nice to be back in Sunnydale, I think. Not so cold, although the sea is there, just like Collingwood. I wanted to have a big meal before we came back, but Spike said "No" and it was him who went around and saw it all, there. We got what we went for and came back. I haven't seen it yet. Soon, though.
So I came back hungry. I never put on weight, now, but I get ever so hungry.
I went back to the house with the budgie-bird in the window but I thought it was gone. They have a big bird now, like the cockatoos that the gentry used to have, all white and bowing, but but this was different and it swears! It wouldn't do here, people could hear from outside and that isn't good at all. Butb I thought it might make a Valentine's present for Spike. I wonder how it tastes?
I went around to the kitchen side, after, and then the budgie was there, all blue and bouncy. I wanted that bird when I first saw it, but now, I don't know. I don't like blue much any more. It's the colour of electricity like that chip they put into Spike. Zap, zap, zap if he tries to hunt or feed. He's not the same, not at all. Who put it in? I expect they could take it out, if they would.
I went up by the sea when it got really dark, all the way up to the Inn. There are golden lights, you can see them for miles, up there. I wanted to see how the Puppy People are getting on, but I didn't see her at all. I saw flowers, though, with Spike's name on them. Did he send them to the puppy-woman, then? I never found out her name.
Daddy brought me a heart for Valentine's Day, once, still warm and dripping. I thought I'd do the same for William, but it wouldn't work the same, not now. Maybe her heart, if he's sending her flowers. Princess doesn't like that at all.