Busy busy morning. So much to do. So many cabinets to explore. Places to hide. Things to put on your head; And Dumpa’s.
No telling what else we’ll find to get into today, but for certain, little Ollie (Henry’s sib) will be the chief instigator. [Henry stayed home with his favorite nurse.]
Gandy is not performing as hoped with this smallest human in her two year’s experience. She thinks of Ollie as a bipedal rabbit, maybe.
And he is so excited to see the dog down at his level that he squeals and waves his arms wildly–her signal to freak. So far, no serious infractions by either.
But the pup will spend most of the remaining Ollie time in our bedroom behind closed doors or outside–both places, barking in an irritated tone.
By Ollie’s next visit (around 2017 by historical patterns) the two of them will get along much better.
I gotta go. I have a command performance to read the same book, again, one more time.
What a little love bug! i remember when my great-grandson was here for a visit (don’t even attempt the math – my late husband was MUCH older) in 1991. My first jack Russell terrier had never seen such a thing as a BABY! Long story short, Bobby picked up the dog’s ball and Becky went up and sniffed Bobby’s face. I guess the cold nose startled Bobby – he stopped, smiled and squealed while waving the ball. The dog made tracks for “tall timber”. I will always remember that moment – Bobby’s mom took a picture just as Becky approached. What an absolute hoot! Do let Gandy “explore” Ollie a bit more with plenty of supervision of course. You would be amazed. Dogs “know”.
What a little cutie, Fred! I love the Tupperware hat. It looks like you are going to have some fun filled days with Ollie. Gandy may be jealous at first but I bet they become good friends as time goes on. Enjoy your time with them.
Just said goodbye to our grandkids – exhausted but sad – made our Christmas as I am sure Ollie did for you – much love to you Fred – Rob
That is the best kind of Tupperware party!!
Oh, how delightful! Thanks for sharing. Play and read those books. I expect there is nothing better!
We finally have a 2-month old grandson whom I hope will be able to visit in a couple of days.
Where can I hit the “like” button? Love the title. I’ve had one too.