Hamlet Being Put in His Place

AnimalLog December 18, 2006 -- I asked Roya what it meant for Baby to put Hamlet in his place and he said that she was telling him who the boss was around here! Whew! I'm really glad that it doesn't mean he has to stay here. He can be annoying but I would really miss him if he didn't come home with us. Cleo is beginning to tolerate me and Roya and I have fun playing. I would play all day but he likes to take alot of naps. I enjoy naps too but sometimes I get really bored. Oh well, I'm just glad he still likes to play with me - he's fun! -- Mouse

I haven't been allowed on the internet because I was bad the first couple of days we were in Maryland. I have been on my best behavior (almost) yesterday and today. It's really hard sometimes because I love Baby and I love to play but she doesn't like to play as much as I do so she get angry with me sometimes. She also doesn't like it when I play with her toys AND she takes my toys too. I don't mind too much - I just try and find something else to play with. We went on a walk together today around a big lake. The first day I was here we went to Baby's trail and they convinced Mom to let me off the leash. WOW! I had a blast and ran and ran and ran but Mommy kept telling me goodbye if I got to far away and they would start to leave me and I would have to run to catch up with them. It really scared me and I thought they were going to really leave me. Mommy had tears in her eyes a few times so I don't think she would have REALLY left me but I didn't want to find out. It was fun off the leash but Mommy and Daddy decided I wasn't quite ready for that. I'm glad they decided that because it was pretty scary!

Ben and Jeongah will be here sometime tomorrow and we have a big fenced back yard here to play in with Ben - we will have lots of fun!

I hope all of you are looking forward to a good holiday season! They decorated a tree last night in the living room and there are some presents under it. It looks like fun but Mommy says I have to stay away from it. I hope there are presents for me! -- Hamlet