Rosie and Jim

Pat Visits the Chinese State Circus in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Pat accidentally drops an earring into the water and has a new one made especially for her at a jewellers.

Pat visits Stratford-upon-Avon to have a ride in a gondola.

Rosie and Jim, along with Pat, find a mouse running around the Ragdoll. Thinking it would not be happy living on the boat, Pat catches it and tries to find it a new home.

Pat sees some friends aboard a restaurant boat, so she dresses up to join them. Meanwhile, Rosie tries to help the waiter and Jim tries to eat the ice cream when he is hungry.

Pat visits Woburn Safari Park in Bedfordshire and rides the minibus to see the animals.

Pat visits The Metropolitan Club to do some exercise.

Pat finds a lost kitten and takes it back to a family at Barton Dovecote Leisure.

Pat visits Woburn Safari Park a second time to get ideas for a drawing. She sees the tigers and Jim's drawing of stripy clothes.

Pat has been invited by the Lord Mayor of the town to help turn on the Christmas lights in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Pat visits Gourmet Pizza Company in Oxford.

Pat visits Oxford to help take a mannequin to a shop and dress it.

Pat gives two friends a lift on the Ragdoll to take their pet rabbit to the vet for a health check.

Pat sees the Oxford open-top tour bus and goes for a ride on it.

Pat sees a dog by the river and meets the owners who are taking her to agility training at the Wallingford Dog Training Club.

Pat comes across her real-life husband Laurence Hutchins who invites her to a café by the river. He offers to give her a lift in his car, but she declines. Rosie and Jim dislike his remark of the Ragdoll being slow and decide to race him in the boat.

Pat visits the milkman to buy milk and offers to help with his round.

Pat hears music that makes her want to dance and comes across a ballroom dancing session.

It is raining and Pat's umbrella has a hole in it so she visits Stephens Umbrellas Limited to see how they are made.

Pat comes across some busy friends, so she offers to look after their baby and help him go to sleep.