Day Eight Hundred and Two

Miss Pancake 

I had such a very busy day. 

I took Zita to our farm for our good morning to you exercises. 

And I found a brand new fast running stick.

It was a very good stick, so I could practice my very fast running this morning. 

And there were lots and lots of falling down leafs to run through.

And it was an as beautiful as could be day. 

So we had a very very good time. 

And I stuck my head out the window when the fast car took us home. Ha.

When we got home cousin Lucy was all awake, so we had snacks.

But then they had to do some rascal ladies work.

And the put giant roll up signs all over my living room.

So there was no room for me. 

And I could not get on my very favourite watching chair.

But then they rolled them all up and I was very happy. I told Zita that. Ha.

Then Craig was up and he did not have anything tasty with his coffee this morning. Too bad for me. 

Mister Tyler sent me some pictures.

Cousin Ciara took Niamh and Mister Tyler on an adventure drive. 

So they could see all around where she and Sally and Mister Lee live. 

And they saw where the very dead people live. My goodness. 

And they have their very own made of stones wall. 

Today we got some brand new very fat carrots, from our own garden. 

Maybe will will have them for dinner. Maybe.

Then Zita and cousin Lucy went outside to make all our windows all clean as could be. 

I could not go outside to be their best helper. 

So I minded them from the inside instead.

When Craig had his even more too much coffee he had one of the giant doughnuts.

But they were not so good for dogs doughnuts. 

So I got lots of very tasty blueberries instead. Ha. 

Then the fast car took Zita and cousin Lucy downtown. 

Maybe for Merry Christmas time shopping. Maybe. 

After they got back Zita and Lucy had to go and get the very long bread for our dinner.

And because it was very dark I went with them to be their very best fierce minder dog. 

That is my favourite job.

After dinner we watch the little Bear on the television, in the den. 

Until my bedtime.