Bathroom Olympics
August 26, 2000

Ok, so last night I had a bit of an esteem problem. Sorry about that.

Daddy came home late this morning. Mommy and I were both out like a light. It's a good thing that daddy doesn't always work that late. We'd never get to sleep.

However, a few hours after daddy did get home, people kept calling us. I was so tired, and the phone is so loud! It was driving me crazy. It stopped after about 2 hours!

Mommy and Daddy slept in late. I hung out in front of the camera until they woke up. Of course, I tried to get them to feed me after that. No such luck!

I am getting used to the fountain. I used it 2 times today, and it was pretty good. Mommy moved it away from my food (I guess she got the hint) and she also adjusted the flow of the water falling. It almost matches what the bathroom faucet usually gives out. Apparently the fountain is better, because it uses charcoal filters. Well, it's good to be healthy.

I did a bit of bathroom olympics. Basically it consisted of me falling in and out of the bath tub, and hiding behind the shower curtain when mommy was cleaning up. I also opted to drop everything on the bathroom counter, into the trash can on the side. It's comparable to the game of basketball. You attempt to get these things into a specified "hole" and you get points for doing it. I get extra points for dropping things like toothbrushes and daddy's cordless shaver. I try not to do the shaver unless I am in dire need of the points. I always worry that I will turn it on. Then again, it has that protective thing on it. Hmmm. The toothbrush gets points because it is apparently "yucky" if it falls into the trash can. Full mouthwash bottles are also big points, because those are heavier than most of the other items, and therefore I have to shove it harder to make it to the trash can. It's definately something you must practice at. Kind of like learning to open the door.

Well, I think that I shall go. A day of Olympic activities has tired this kitty. Later Diary.

-Skittles

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