Today is Treibball day. I have never seen Wilma and our Mistress\nboth so excited. Shadow is excited too but she has little idea why. I probably\nwish I could go, but once again I have to stay at home and look after Alfie. I\nthink there are about a dozen of them setting out to try to play the sport.\nNone of them have ever had a go before so it should be chaoitic to put it\nmildly. Wilma has been checking from time to time that our Mistress is quite\nclear which is her left and her right. Shadow has asked if someone could mark\nit on her paws to make it easier. She will be working with our Master so what\ncould possibly go wrong?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It really is nice having our Master at home as well as our\nMistress. Having the pack together just feels so much more like home than when\nthere are any missing. We\u2019ve all been going for lots of cuddles and giving out\nendless licks. Just for the record, it\u2019s us giving out the licks, not our\nMaster. He seems to be busy trying to print something out on some odd shaped\npaper and getting more and more annoyed with things not going to plan. It\u2019s\njust like old times.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Alfie is doing really well with sleeping downstairs. He says\nhe doesn\u2019t really mind too much. The biggest problem is that when we get our\nMistress up to feed s at about 5.30 we are all getting just a little excited. Excited\nequals barking. She is getting very concerned that we are going to disturb the\nwhole neighbourhood, never mind the rest of the house. She is having to use\nadvanced tactics to keep us quiet, which generally involves trails of food to\nhunt for to make us forget to bark. I guess it\u2019s a win:win. She gets the quiet\nshe\u2019d hoped for and we get more food.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Have a great Saturday <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Aristotle<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"