First Day Back

Julia behaved terrifically today! I couldn't believe how easily the day went. She was all smiles when I walked in the door. We went on adventures to my house and the grocery store. She got to pick out a bunch of food as well as a purple grocery basket (a big hit). She has changed SO much these past two weeks. Her vocabulary has quadrupled as well as her usage. She looks differently and acts differently, but is still Julia through and through.

She had a brand new pink hat and new pink tights which went well with her pink dress to make her the cutest hostess snowball in history!


These are my first days back in Salisbury, though my last days in Easton were anything but uneventful.
The last night I was home, I was hanging out with my sister into the wee hours of the night. We just chilled and watched SNL, played a little Wii... nothing special, except that we were able to have "sister time."
I went to bed at about 1:45. I flashed on the lights in my room and hopped on my bed to read. My dog, Sadie, was sleeping soundly on a pile of pillows (her "nest") until I entered the room. She stirred a bit when I walked in, but didn't move. I started reading my latest biography (and so far the best) about Ingrid Bergman and stopped about 20 minutes in because I smelled an awful aroma. The alliteration is only there to emphasize the point that the smell coming from beyond my bed was that of a public restroom.
My dog silently had pissed on two of my jackets, a t-shirt and a duffle bag then silently made a new "nest" out of the rest of my clothing!



I was livid! I mean this dog is lucky because of two things: A) I had just seen Marley and Me and refuse to be mad at an old dog for longer than 5 minutes; just in case. B) She's so freaking cute, since there is a sock on her head.

I have a vengeful dog! She was mad at me for turning on the lights and disturbing her slumber to read so she wanted pay back! She got it. Though the battle did not end there.
I could not get to sleep due to my head being on fire with anger, so I stay up and read for another hour and a half. So there Sadie. If you could read, you'd see that I'm slamming you on the internet. Jealous? Thought so.