Dog TV

It's gloomy and wet out there, 

but I still need to monitor the situation.

It's been raining off and on ever since my last post. Ms. Alpha says it's raining cats and dogs, but I don't see anything falling from the sky that I'd care to chase or play with. 

In fact, we stepped out to some steely skies this morning and all of a sudden we felt raindrops. Sometimes Ms. Alpha decides to brave it, put her hood on and forge ahead. I don't mind getting wet and enjoy stretching my legs while I patrol my 'hood. Today, she decided to head back right away and I guess it was a good decision. All of a sudden, tiny ice balls started falling! I'd rather it be the cats & dogs, but this was a pretty interesting phenomenon.

So, there's not much to report on these days. Ms. Alpha is devising all sorts of indoor games. We just ended a session with Green Ball. She'd throw it downstairs and I'd scamper for it. We played a fun stalking game around the big glass coffee table. I really like that and it makes me feel superior 'cause she can't catch me. Maybe she pretends not to, but it's still fun. We do lots of play bows to one another and get real silly.

Red alert! A squirrel just ran up a tree!!!

It's drizzling now—a steady rain. Thank goodness for the big picture window in the living room. It's at a perfect dog height! The Alphas call it my Gazing Window. From my reviewing stand, I can monitor all that happens in my kingdom. Nary a squirrel, bird or Xiu Xiu the cat can trespass without me scrutinizing what transpires.

That old pink flamingo still hasn't moved.

He knows I'm watching him and he's frozen with fear!

I love looking out this window. The Alphas stare at their own glass box that they call TV. This is my own Dog TV—it's way bigger. A real widescreen!

I check my gazing ball that's out in the garden.

It reflects what's off in the distance that's out of sight.

I am so crafty!