Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Monday, December 12, 2011

Christmas from a Furry Kind of View

My human parents, brother, and sister are busy preparing themselves for Christmas so I decided to take over some of the blogging.  I've been eyeing my human Mom and I think I got a hang of this typing thing even though my paws are much too thick for the keyboard; it just seems to work!

I've noticed that Christmas is coming because I've been listening to my human family singing Christmas carols--out of the blue.  I've heard songs about a creature with a red nose, a snowman that comes to life, and some holly jolly, fa la la la la's.  Not to mention, my human Mom has been playing Christmas songs on the piano (she calls it plunking on the piano and I would have to agree)!

Two weekends ago, the family brought a tree in the house!  Can you believe it?!? A tree?!?  I've held my urge to urinate on it for I'm afraid they'd kick me out of the house and I really LOVE them all.  Anyways, they decorate this tree with all kinds of neat decorations that are as old as my human Mom and Dad!  Tatum and I really like the shiny balls, looking at them make us want to go outside and play some fetch! 

By the way, the tree smells fabulous!  We should know, we have great sniffers!

Other preparations for Christmas include a snowflake dining room and stockings hanging up on the window.  Hey, I like it when they hang up my stocking; this guy, Santa, comes around and fills it up with chewies, bones, and toys!  Speaking of Santa; he is SO magical!  He knows when Tatum and I are naughty and nice and so far, he's stuffed our stockings with good stuff!  I think he knows how much we really LOVE our family.  AND for being a big, jolly fellow we have never heard him come into our house at night, now that IS something!  He really knows when we are sleeping!

So I heard a rumor that there are a few activities that the family want to do yet:  make Christmas cookies and goodies, see the Holly Jolliday Lights, send  out Christmas cards, go to "The Sound of Music" play, and visit family and friends.

Here's wishing you some Happy Howl-days and a Merry Christmas!

Love,
Indie

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Dance As If No One is Watching!

Kick-over

 Reach up and kick back (there's a french term here that may start with an 'A' but I didn't catch it)


Olivia had her visitor's night at dance.  Half of the class is designated to ballet and the other half to tumbling.  She likes ballet more than tumbling; however, she tumbles more naturally than ballet.  These pictures didn't capture her jumping up and down and wiggling in between dance songs.  She has great potential when she executes her positions!  I like her motto which I have interpreted as:  "Dance as if no one is watching!"

Sitting in a circle and getting ready to stretch before class . . .


Walking around on her tippy toes

"We are Siamese if you Please"

She also did a cute little dance to "Up on the Housetop."  She taught me this dance at home and so now we both dance as if no one is watching!

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Can You See What I See?


I see two kids who are excited about Christmas and I get to experience their joy through their eyes!
I see two kids who really do love each other, even though they disagree and argue frequently.
I see a noogie!
I see that someone is in desparate need of a hair cut!
I see a big brother who is a little embarassed to read to his sister but he does because then he gets to enjoy the books that he thinks he's too cool for . . .
I see Christmas Spirit in the making!

B-Ball Time!

Our boy likes him some basketball!
Every Saturday, we'll be cheering him on!

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Thirty Days of Thankfulness

Day 30: Blessings

So thankful for all the blessings in our life.  We have so much to be thankful for . . .
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