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| Name: | charmaine |
| E-mail address: | charmaine_pugh@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello Buster, firstly congratulations on winning your fight with the goose!! My dad recommended I read your diaries as it is his all time favourite read and I have to agree with him, it is also my favourite book. You have very many similar qualities to the dogs we have in our family which I find hilarious!! Congratulations and thank you for providing us with a fantasic read! |
| Name: | Shirley |
| E-mail address: | secret |
| Comments: | Dear Buster
I used to live in Sheffield and my parents knew the man's mother. She was much older than the 16 you guessed she must be in Buster's Diaries. I do hope you are keeping well. I'm not sure if we can trust the man to tell us when (to coin a phrase) you go to that great big kennel in the sky. He may think this would be too much of a shock to bear. Much love to you Shirley |
| Name: | Carol Stewart |
| E-mail address: | carol.stewart@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster -
I cannot begin to tell you how much joy your books have given me - I reread them regularly. After recommending your books to a friend tonight, I decided that I really wanted to see a more recent photo of you and I was delighted to find your website! I must say that many of your observations and your general outlook on life remind me of one of the dogs that live with me; in many ways, Willie could be your American counterpart. But you are, of course, very much your own dog - the strength of your unique personality is clear in your writing. You are a dog that has brought a great deal of joy into any number of lives, and that is, I think, one of the most important things that anyone, human or canine, can do. I send you the best of all possible wishes from the States, and, should I ever have the chance to, say, sit near you at a book signing, I would most certainly pass you a sandwich or some crisps when no one was looking. Sawdust balls are good for you, but it's important to be reminded of just how special you are sometimes. Again, many thanks and heartfelt best wishes, - Carol |
| Name: | Sandra Rothenberg |
| E-mail address: | artsgirl50@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster,
Are you still alive and well? I hope so. You must be 13 or 14 by now. I am really enjoying your book which a friend saw and gave me because of my love of dogs. It is a hilarious account of your adventures. My dog Genny (a shaggy terrier/bearded collie mix)loves to eat things off of the street as well, but so far, thank God, she has not ingested any plastic bags. Too bad about that royal goose, but I agree with your owner (the Lord), the Queen should not have clipped it wings so it could not escape. Best wishes, Sandra Rothenberg (from Boston, USA) |
| Name: | Blue of Patric |
| E-mail address: | renatta95@manx.net |
| Comments: | Hallo Buster, I am a year old and have been living at my present luxury kenned since February having turned my nose up at the opportunity to train as a sniffer dog. My man is very receptive to training - I get to lie on the floor with my head on a cushion, go out upon request, chew up items of my choice and shove him out of the way as and when necessary. The Old Bat on the other hand is not quite such a pushover and I find myself sitting to order and refraining from climbing onto her knee. I share my accommodation with a 10 year old Labrador called April - which is odd as she was born in March. She is much smaller than me but like all females thinks she's boss. I share your rather mundane diet of sawdust balls Kindest regards, woofs and wags Blue |
| Name: | Buddy |
| E-mail address: | buddy.g@live.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hey Buster, My name is Buddy & I'm a brindle,18 month old male staffie. My woman reads to me as we sit by the river on these sunny afternoons, she usually reads stuff that means nothing to me so my mind wanders off dreaming of bones or cats, but this week it's the turn of your diaries - suddenly I'm listening & I just wanted to say the swan was asking for it!!! Like you I too was addressless before I adopted my woman (& like your man she has some strange habits!!)although I am a full bred staffie & not lucky enough to have GSD genes like you, we have so much in common I've decided to make you my mentor and will try to carry on the mayhem you caused when you were younger. Take care my friend & Be Happy Buddy x |
| Name: | Brigitte Effemey-Bertout |
| E-mail address: | brigitte123@live.co.uk |
| Comments: | Dear Buster,
I wrote to you some time ago but my email has unfortunately changed. So if ever you wanted to write to me, please use the new email above. Many thanks. |
| Name: | Brigitte Bertout-Effemey |
| E-mail address: | brigitte92@ovi.com |
| Comments: | Hello Buster, I am glad to know that you are well.
I work in Pall Mall and some years ago I used to see you and the Man passing by Buckingham Palace in the morning, as I walked from Victoria. I guess you cannot go to Green Park now because of the Royal Goose episode... I even talked to you briefly one morning: I did not know how to address the Man (Mr Hattersley ? Lord Hattersley ? Your Lorship ???) so I got a bit nervous and just mumbled that I loved your book. You actually barked at me and I remember saying 'It's allright Buster, I know you are a nice dog, really'. Anyway, I am sending you lots of hugs and scratches under the chin and ears. Love, Brigitte |
| Name: | Catherine Walsh |
| E-mail address: | catherine4walkley@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | I was so pleased to hear you are still happy, well and keeping the man out of trouble (as much as possible anyway). I think such a special dog should have your own facebook page, you could have a photo album. People could send you virtual bones. I'd be your fan. |
| Name: | cynthia yelderman squires |
| E-mail address: | cysquires@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Buster,
I am trying to get in touch with the writer of your many stories. Though I have not read them I am ordering the books and others written by Roy Hattersley. Roy is a distant relative. After Bernice Brelsford died from Nixon, Texas ( the family came from Sheffield in 1880) I became more interested in my family tree. My mother said we had a distant relative in Parliament at one time and going back to the family tree I see the Rippons, Adams and Enid Hattersley who had one son, Roy. We have relatives Bill Ixer and wife Gerry of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England who have visited in Texas in the past. I would love to contact Roy and maybe at some time before I die get to meet him. How do I get in touch with him? Cynthia Yelderman Squires (grandmother was Aline Rippon Marsh) |
| Name: | Joanne Radford |
| E-mail address: | puffin25@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Hello Buster :) (scratch scratch, pat) My partner bought me your diary. I read it in two consecutive sittings and can wholeheartedly compare the experience to opening a box of chocolates and settling down for a luxurious munch. You're an absolute darling and I wish I could meet you but I'm too far away (NZ). I would like to know how you would react to the Kune Kune pig that lives with us, that meeting I would love to see! Keep well, sweetie. |
| Name: | Catherine Ebenezer |
| E-mail address: | catherine.ebenezer@tewv.nhs.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.ebenezer1954.me.uk |
| Comments: | I loved your book! It was a lovely read at bedtime; I was sad to finish it. I hope you are still well and keeping 'the Man' in order. |
| Name: | Amy |
| E-mail address: | kekort@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I've read your diaries and can see that UK dogs are not different from US dogs. You'd fit right in here, Buster! |
| Name: | Jean Cotton |
| E-mail address: | jeancotton@googlemail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://sheltieslife.blogspot.com/ |
| Comments: | My dog, Blue, has a blog which might interest Buster. We enjoyed the exerpts from his diary and intend to get the tape so we can listen together. |
| Name: | Hamish |
| E-mail address: | trish.amy@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Hi Buster, Mum read your Secret Diaries and was laughing the whole time. I read it - I don't understand why she laughed, this is very serious reading! I'm also 11 (or so my Humans think as I was a stray and it is a bit unknown). I have been with my Humans 9+ years and we now live in Aberdeenshire which I say is a doggie paradise and on our walks I can find all sorts of outside treasures and perfume to put behind my ears (Deer and Geese Poo are just fab). Mum has been taking dogs in when their humans go on holiday since last year. What a life I am leading! this week it has been a whippet and a greyhound (Little and Large), later on today a lab arrives (Mum calls her Miss Sunshine, I call her Miss Demented) then tomorrow there will be Bradley the Collie, a bird chaser. And it goes on and on. I think I deserve a gold medal for letting all these dogs perch themselves on My sofas, some of them even come on My human bed! (sorry Buster I claimed the Human bed very soon after my arrival - the bliss you are missing boy). As to being in the car, Mum has given up a long time ago to attempt to put a harness on me as dealing with my acrobatics was just too much! I like to be in the front passenger seat, the others fit in where they want except Millie the Golden Retriever who always pushes her way to be there first. And she is stubborn, so I give up and use the back seat. Last week, Mum managed to reverse My car into the garden wall. The wall is OK don't you worry, the bumper needs serious plastic surgery not that this bothers me. I am a black bits of this and bits of that (the best breed of course) collie size, with a blue tongue which means that somewhere along the line there has been a chow. I was of course very underweight when I was rescued but over the years I have grown. Mum blames it on the castration (good for you Mum) and it has nothing to do with the fact that I looooove food. Mum says that I am perfect but maybe my head is a bit too small for the rest of my body. No-one is allowed to criticise me in any way in front of my Mum (especially not Dad) and if anyone dares, my Mum shows her teeth. My Humans do go on holiday, but only because Mum says that she has to put Dad first now and then but she refuses to go away for more than one week. Quite right too! I am on DoggySnaps and my kennel is "tamy", in case you were curious to see my very handsome looks. I have trained my Humans very well and of course I let Mum believe that she has full control of me, Dad has no control at all... bless. Barking, like you, has to be my best talent, and it is not a hidden one! And I practise several times a day. One of our posties is scared of dogs (can't understand why) so you should see his face when we have several K9 visitors, it is real fun! Have a fun yappy day Buster, create chaos where you can, surely there must be curtains that need to be pulled down for dusting. All the best, waggy tail to you and all that goes with it. Hamish |
| Name: | Jane, Chilli & Jez |
| E-mail address: | jane.tregett@rttltd.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster
Just to say what a great article in the Times about us crossbreeds being the best! We couldn't agree with you more! We are loving, loyal and MUCH healthier than some of our inbred cousins. Thanks for adding your voice to the current debate - let's stop humans breeding dogs in a way which causes them to suffer! Human mongrel Jane, Collie cross Jez & Staffie Cross Chilli (who looks VERY like Buster!) |
| Name: | Marya Repko |
| E-mail address: | mrepko@earthlink.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.evergladesmulletrapper.com/pdfs/full_issue.pdf |
| Comments: | I couldn't help thinking about "sawdust balls" when I was writing the silly column on page 7 of our local Everglades City, Florida, newspaper "The Mullet Rapper" (www.evergladesmulletrapper.com) for the July 25, 2008, issue.
I don't think the cats like that dried stuff either ... little lizzards seem to be preferable, when they can catch them. |
| Name: | Sharon Rubin |
| E-mail address: | permissions@btopenworld.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster
On behalf of Pearson Educational Publishers I urgently need to obtain permission from Mr Hattersley to use an excerpt from one of his articles in a school textbook and don't know how to contact him - please can you help me Buster? ref: Critical thinking T: 01273-727676 |
| Name: | robert collopy |
| E-mail address: | collopy1@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I met you at waterstones in canterbury last year how are you. |
| Name: | Blaze |
| E-mail address: | moanymoany@madasafish.com |
| Comments: | My owners (I use the term lightly) sister read your diaries and loved it, she's passed it on to the next person to read, and then the next one after that. Personally, being a whippet I prefer a good nap than a good read. It's nice to know you're settled in your home, I'm one of a bunch of four, we can make great mischeif together. I'm off racing for the weekend soon, better have a nap to get myself ready.
Goodbye, from Blaze (who looks like a "rescue case", but isn't). |
| Name: | Lloyd Lee |
| E-mail address: | donora@alleghenny.freeserve.co.uk |
| Comments: | Mr. Hattersley,
I absolutely loathe New Labour! I came, however, to see you at Hay-on-Wye and I have to tell you that I was very, very impressed with your presentation and, perhaps I am naive, what came over as a great deal of sincerity. I saw Buster at the front and was impressed with your loyalty to him, too. Love the idea of "Buster's Diaries". yours very sincerely Lloyd Lee p.s I am not converted to New Labour!!! |
| Name: | Emily |
| E-mail address: | dont know |
| Comments: | Is Buster Still Alive. I hope so, its just I am so uncertain |
| Name: | Lily |
| E-mail address: | lily@thedogwithablog.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.thedogwithablog.com |
| Comments: | Just wanted to say "Hi" Buster. I'm a staffy cross from a rescue home too. Love your work.
Love & Licks Lily xx |
| Name: | Ching Yi Tsai |
| E-mail address: | karentsai1982@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Email: karentsai1982@hotmail.com
Tel: 06 86 81 57 45(M) Date: 09 March 2008 Dear Buster, How are you? I hope you are very well. My name is Ching Yi Tsai and I am from Taiwan. I have studied in London for two years and now I am currently studying in the South of France. I write this letter to say that I am your fan, and I was a fan from the moment I started to read your diaries. More importantly I would like to introduce you to the people in Taiwan. Two years ago I was given your book called “BUSTER’S DIARIES” as a Christmas present from my landlord in London. I carry it with me and read it anytime I wish. I love the book and the way your best friend (I think) Mr. Hattersley helped you to express and understand yourself. It is very warming and always puts a smile on my face. In fact I find it quite hard not to laugh over some points. About two months ago, I wondered why you only had one diary. For some reason I wanted to know more about you. Immediately I went surfing on the internet. You can’t imagine how excited I was to find your website and the new “SECRET DIARIES”. Also your first book had been translated into several languages apart from Mandarin. That was a surprise for me. However, if it is possible to get permission from you I would like to translate your DIARIES into Mandarin. I would like to do it to share my joy with more people in Taiwan. If you need more information about me please do not hesitate to contact me. P.S: I read your book before going to bed every night now because I will know about your secret a little bit more. Keep Healthy and Happy CHING YI TSAI |
| Name: | Emmanuel Emezie |
| E-mail address: | leader@totalwealthmovement.org |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.totalwealthmovement.org |
| Comments: | Dear Roy Hattersley,
I am aware of your stance on religion and I agree that much of what passes for religious knowledge is hogwash. However, after many years of investigations into the spiritual aspect of life, I have been able to separate the facts from the fairy tales. It occurred to me that you may wish to learn of the new facts and information that have emerged in the area of spiritual knowledge. I do hope you will make out time to visit this simple but very informative website: www.totalwealthmovement.org Very best wishes, Emmanuel Emezie Founder/Leader Total Wealth Movement +234 803 707 5022 |
| Name: | buster@usa |
| E-mail address: | thorpep@proaxis,com |
| Comments: | we have read the second book, and I too believe the man is getting older than I am
please take care, Buster xxooxx |
| Name: | Marian Hussenbux |
| E-mail address: | mhussenbux@btinternt.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.quaker-animals.org.uk |
| Comments: | Buster, please pass on to Roy the compliments of Quaker Concern for Animals. We were very happy to read his excellent article about the Farm Animal Rescue Sanctuary, www.farmanimalrescue.org.uk |
| Name: | chester |
| E-mail address: | chester92@libero.it |
| Comments: | Ciao Buster!This is Chester from Milano,Italy.I'm very old:my 16th birthday is near (15/03)but I'm still strong cause I have the heart of a proud terrier,my mum was a fox terrier,my dad who knows!I ask my human to buy your beautiful book and I love to listen her while she read it when I'm in bed(at my age I don't like to bring my human friend around like I did before,I prefer to relax after a lot of years that I did all my canine stuff to make her happy).your diary is really funny and make me remember when I was young and I chase all the living creatures also the ones on the tv screen (expecially horses but I still dont know why I hate them so much)You are a great dog, Buster thanks for all!Greetings from Chester and from my human Kiara, sorry if I made mistake in this message but you can understand how is difficult to learn all the different human languages.Special greetings to mr Hattersley! BAU BAU (italian barks) |
| Name: | mary |
| E-mail address: | hatsoff50@aol.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://msn |
| Comments: | BUSTER YOUR BOOKS ARE THE BEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT I HAVE HAD I HAVE GOT SOME FOR MY FRIEND . I HAVE LAUGHED AND LAUGHED AT THE THINGS YOU SAY . I HAVE A PARSON JACK RUSSELL. ALLL THE BEST FOR THE NEW YEAR MARY |
| Name: | gracie may |
| E-mail address: | hatsoff50@aol.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster. My Human had your books for christmas and has really had a great time reading them, she read some things out to me as well and said thats just like you Grace.
She wished she had been given them before now as it was the best present she has had for years. she has ordered another set to give to her friend . Thank your Man for such wonderfull books Happy New Year from Gracie May A PARSON RUSSELL TERRIER |
| Name: | Mary Lou Bethune |
| E-mail address: | marylou909@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I just discovered Buster! I read the diaries out loud to my Man and our beloved corgi, Samwise. WE live in the country and have lots of walks, here in North Carolina.
Best of luck. Mary |
| Name: | margaret crowley |
| E-mail address: | margaretcrowley1@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello Buster,
Just heard you owner on Pat Kenny radio show (Ireland) he was extremely good so be kind to him. I have two dogs, Skipper and a young wan called Lucky Vodka! believe me he's lucky to be still alive at times, however, we love him dearly. Have been reading up on your owner and now yourself. Thanks for the laughs. yours, Margaret Crowley |
| Name: | carole collier & Lulu |
| E-mail address: | carolejc2003@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Buster, I and all my pals at Northern Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rescue, love reading all about your adventures. My Mum and some of her friends have put together a book called Why a Staffie? to raise money for NSBTR. We dogs thought it would be good to write about our adventures just the way you have.
Anyway Buster, I know that your man attended one of NSBTR's walks so he knows all about us and we just wanted to say thanks for giving us the idea for our book. Come and visit us again sometime. Big licks from Lulu. |
| Name: | Anne Bradley, Malta |
| E-mail address: | abradley@waldonet.net.mt |
| Comments: | Dear Buster, I always enjoy your diaries, but am sorry that I shan't be hearing about you now that your Man is no longer writing the Letters from Arcadia! Do hope that your joints are feeling better = my 'twins' (Beamish Stout and Liffey Water) are 10 now, and are taking special tablets which help a lot.
They both - and I - send all love to you from Malta and wish you and your human family a very Happy Christmas! Anne xxxx |
| Name: | Bobby and Holly |
| E-mail address: | the.simpsons@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Buster,
We are two cairn terriers, who have had to put up with our mum quoting bits from your books and giggling over your misdemeanours!!!!! She says you give her hope, as Bobby was born with "natural naughtiness" syndome which humans just don't understand!!!! Holly is a very pretty young lady!!! With your handsome features you would make a striking pair!! Aristocracy on 8 legs!!! Our Mum and Dad say that they have 'brought up " 2 kids and 5 dogs ...and "fur' children are by far the easiest!!! Hope your man is well and is keeping up with all your walks!!! Please can you write another book on " How to live with elderly people"??? Sniffs in the appropriate parts..and all that!!!! Holly and Bobby XX |
| Name: | Bobby and Holly |
| E-mail address: | the.simpsons@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi Buster,
We are two cairn terriers, who have had to put up with our mum quoting bits from your books and giggling over your misdemeanours!!!!! She says you give her hope, as Bobby was born with "natural naughtiness" syndome which humans just don't understand!!!! Holly is a very pretty young lady!!! With your handsome features you would make a striking pair!! Aristocracy on 8 legs!!! Our Mum and Dad say that they have 'brought up " 2 kids and 5 dogs ...and "fur' children are by far the easiest!!! Hope your man is well and is keeping up with all your walks!!! Please can you write another book on " How to live with elderly people"??? Sniffs in the appropriate parts..and all that!!!! Holly and Bobby XX |
| Name: | Sarah Brown B.Ed Hons |
| E-mail address: | mitzialways@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | Please only refer people to staffordshire bull terrier rescue sites as those that breed contribute to the ever-increasing chance that staffies abandoned will NOT get a good home. I visited my local rescue and it was heart-breaking to see staffies straining to say 'Take me, take me' even worse I knew they would be killed if I didn't take them - SO PLEASE on behalf of those hundreds neglected and abused dogs say no to breeders and yes to rescues.
Woofs on behalf of them all. |
| Name: | bronwyn |
| E-mail address: | sheree.pavey@googlemail.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster - my Master and Mistress read the article you wrote last year after your visit (accompanied by the man) to the Lakes and this prompted him and her to take me, just last week. We virtually traced your footsteps - even enjoyed carrot cake and coffee at the Yew Tree Farmhouse. I can't wait to read your secret diaries - you see I like to think I we have some mutual understanding as I too am a brindle staffie (not full but a cross - but just as good I like to think and am often told so by M&M.) I am 11-years old and slowing down quite dramatically now. bye bye |
| Name: | D. RICKLES |
| E-mail address: | DMRICKLES@SBCGLOBAL.NET |
| Comments: | Your diaries are very entertaining and fun to read. My four rescued dogs (Hazel, Brody, Guinness, and Nutmeg) enjoyed your book so much that they were sad when we finished it. They have asked me to request the next installment. We are all certain that you have had many more adventures and, perhaps, could share stories about what life is really like in London(we are Americans, you see, and not quite civilized). We are all hoping you will soon publish your memoirs or an expose on the demise of the hedgehog in rural Britain. (My dogs believe that you have learned to turn them over properly and may be partially responsible.) |
| Name: | Katy |
| Comments: | Hello Buster,
I've just discovered your books in the library where I work. I haven't been albe to put them down since. Your adventures sound like such fun. I hope you and The Man are well. |
| Name: | Julie Shepherd |
| E-mail address: | rumer136@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hello Buster, hope you and your family are well, I still love to read your book now and then, your observations of "The Man" make me laugh. Love and biscuits to you, and Mr and Mrs Hattersley xx |
| Name: | John |
| E-mail address: | john.harding@bigfoot.com |
| Comments: | Hello Buster (& Roy ... whoops ... Lord Hattersley),
I just got through the 2nd installment of Buster's diaries. What a great read they were! As someone owned by a Staffordshire Bull Terrier there was something on every page that resonated with me or with Bryn. Rolling round on his back just for the joy of it in the morning is one of Bryn's favourite activities and he established his bedroom rights in much the same way Buster did! I'm thankful you found each other - the sheer pleasure of the friendship between man and dog (sorry Buster) leaps out from every page. Keep enjoying each other, John (and Bryn the Stafford) |
| Name: | fiona hampson |
| E-mail address: | hampyandfee@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | Hi Buster,I was wondering if you would like to support the plight of your cousins over the water in the republic of Ireland who have recently been tarred with a very black brush indeed....My name is Rumpole and I am a white staffie with a jaunty black patch on my eye-my woman is Fiona-herself an Irish colleen and thats where i heard of the plight of my cousins on our recent holidays to the lovely ireland.Aparently the irish goverment have taken it upon themselves to ban our clan(namely staffies)from council properties and eventually from all public places in the republic-not just our breed but 10 others as well as part of the dangerous dog act-the ban began in june with immediate effect and all owners were given a period to rehome the cousin or the council would destroy them-I jest not!!!!there is a canine holocost occuring over the sea as we bark...I have been on to my rescuer Barbara Green of the northwest staffie rescue who is very alarmed as she has already been swamped with homeless waifs and strays since the recent dog attacks in the press(I know they're not one of us but people panic and confuse us with the breed)so if you could get your man to google all staffie related news items on RTE ireland I'm sure he'll be as alarmed as we are....there is an online petition which needs a lot of paw prints here is the link http://www.PetitionOnline.com/anvil999/ It is important that us staffies stick together as Ireland is very influenced by the EU and has carbon copied Germanys dog ban list which is very restrictive of us staffies and in the current political climate with the new constitution being slipped in the back door by our goverment how long before irelands rules become our new laws-its the thin end of the wedge methinks!!!remember the kick a staffie and we all limp!!!!-by the way i loved all your books and you sound like my sort of dog.If your man needs any further info on supporting the cousins in Ireland I'm sure Fiona would be glad to get in touch-she and her man Chris are staffie mad and fully support the staffie rescue I met them at-and do you know what they're not a bad lot,just a bit mean with the pigs ears occasionly and they mention a strange word,diet,???? every now and again but on the whole good eggs....take care Buster old boy.woofs and licks Rumpole. |
| Name: | Sheelagh Reynolds |
| E-mail address: | typeshee@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Are you available as an audio book as my dear old mum who can no longer see to read would very much like to hear your story. |
| Name: | pat |
| E-mail address: | patthepolish@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | hi buster
i have just read small bits from your book. & would love to be able to read the whole thing . but i will have to go to our local libary in hope they have it there as funds are short. i also have two staffies ( hence lack of spare funds haha ) they are called murphy & milly. i hope you are in good health & also your human pet. regards & best wishes pat |
| Name: | Laura Cawkwell |
| E-mail address: | lauraanne1985@yahoo.co.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello Buster.
I just wanted to say that I loved your book and am going to get your new one. I used to have a dog that looked just like you, he was called Jerry but sadly he died last year. I also have a border collie called Annie. I hope that you are well. Lots of love Laura Cawkwell |
| Name: | donkey babes |
| Comments: | Hello Buster.
Just writing to say how much I love your book. Your secret diaries are amazing. hope you find your ideal girl one day. how could anyone not LOVE you Donkey B xxx |
| Name: | Bill Purdue |
| E-mail address: | bill@skegby.demon.co.uk |
| Comments: | Dear Buster
Ever since I saw you one Sunday morning in Derbyshire a few weeks ago, as you were taking the Man for a walk, I've wanted to read your diaries. I have just finished reading Busters Secret Diaries and found them a fascinating read - you do have to put up with a lot! As I am the editor of a cassette magazine for the blind (the Mansfield & Ashfield Echo), I wondered if you might give me permission to read a couple of short excerpts - no more than 4 pages in all -from the second volume as part of one edition of our fortnightly audio publication. I am sure that our listeners would be very glad to hear about your adventures and might possibly buy the complete audiobook. I look forward to hearing from you - hope you are well and still enjoying your biscuits! Best wishes Bill |
| Name: | Judi |
| E-mail address: | judi@dswc.org |
| Comments: | Hello Buster and Roy,
I have just managed to buy your new book after much searching, it was the last on the shelf. I could not wait to get home to start it, took it to bed read some went to sleep and woke at 3am to read some more, I love the humour I am sure my dog Oscar must be thinking the same thoughts he lives with my Father "The Man" Oscar is his best friend. Keep writting PLEASE. Judi x |
| Name: | Beth M |
| E-mail address: | jellybeanbabe@btinternet.com |
| Comments: | Dear Buster,
Thank-you very much for the picture - I love it! I am currently looking for a double sided frame for it so I can place it with pride on my desk. You are right of course - who wouldn't want a picture of you!! Pass on my thanks to Mrs Hattersley too as I have a feeling she helped you post it - how else would you reach the letter box? Much love & biscuits, Beth x |