Tuesday, August 10, 2010

The Beach: Day 4, Wednesday

I didn't have internet while I was away, so I wrote everything on paper (le gasp!) to record onto my blog later. I was glad I wrote everything down, otherwise I may forget all of the wonderful details each day had.


"Learning and Playing at the New House" by Rudyard Shapely, Edited by Clara Mongoose
Day 4, Wednesday

Mommy picked me up this morning and made me try four different bags. She was only able to carry me in one; I fell out of the others.


I got put in timeout today for going under the couch. I know it is timeout because she scruffed me and put me in the cage without Jack. I decided it was okay though because I got to drink some water and eat some food without Jack being in the way. When timeout was over, she opened the cage door; I didn't come out because I was still eating.

When I did come out finally I played lots in the spare bedrooms. I got Jack to come too, and he crawled under the sheets while I pounced on top of him. He's not very good at crawling under the sheets, so I will have to teach him that as well.

He's getting very good at falling. I think soon he will be a professional.

I decided to let Jack have my robot bee to play with. He's very proud of the bee and carries it around with him around the house. I am okay with that because I only like the robot bee when it jiggles really fast.

Jack was able to flip me today and I was very surprised because he's not always so good at wrestling. He got too excited though and I still won. I am glad I have Jack. I like to be left alone sometimes, but sometimes I really like it when he is here to play with. When I went to this new house last year with Sam and Mommy, I did not have as much fun as I am having now.

I worry that sometimes I play too hard with Jack, but then I decide that its okay because its probably good for him. He will never learn how to kill a snake if I am easy on him. Also, one day he may find out about his bigness and decide to use that method of snake killing. We shall see though.

Anyway, we have to practice how to be good snake killers because one day we may have to kill a snake to protect Mommy and Sam.

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