So far, she's had a pretty good day. She started off by stealing all of the bed and blankets, and in a strange twist of fate, DC got a sizable snowstorm in the wee hours of this morning (sizable enough that I'm positive that if the Prez hadn't called DC residents a bunch of wusses recently, the town would be shut down-- it's actually kind of a scary amount for this area), so both the Human Male and I were home for the day. Two humans at home means twice the treats.
Alice has had a very full day. Being home, I documented it all.
She started off by scratching her side:
Then she sat on the Human Male and stared at me for a while:
She posed for pictures for a few minutes:
Then she spent a little more time lounging on the Human Male:
After that, she laid in bed with her toys:
And then she pretended to be the Human Male's parrot for a bit:
Her day wasn't all easy, though. For a couple of minutes, the Human Male left the chair:
But then he came back, and all was well again:
A bit later this evening, she actually begged to have her picture taken again:
It was really cute.
I've watched Alice grow a lot over the past six months. Here's the first picture I took of her after she arrived home:
I look at this picture and think about the day I brought Alice home. She looks and acts like a whole new dog now-- gone is the scared, vacant look, and she's filled out nicely. She's much less jittery, far more adorably obnoxious, has learned many new tricks, and even a few bad habits.
Alice has made us both so incredibly happy, made our life so much more fun and joyful. She's definitely been a great life enhancement. Happy six-month, my little luck dragon!
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