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Kiana's First Play Date

We have accomplished a major feet (sp?) today . . . Kiana had her first play date! I felt bad for Nat & Mara as Maggie & Kiana ran through the home but I know that Kiana really had a great time. I really wish that I had a camera. Next time they get to hang out I will surely bring it. :) At first Kiana wanted nothing to do with Maggie. Maggie would go to say hey, or whatever dogs do, and Kiana would just ignore her and walk away. Mitzi wanted nothing to do with either of the dogs and I definitely don't blame her. Once Kiana got over her scared bit her and Maggie went to town, running thoughout the house, biting each other, pouncing on each other . . . it was very hilarious to watch. I cannot wait to get our fence in the backyard so Maggie can come over and they can just run and run and run!!! :)

Other than that we didn't really do anything else today. We went grocery shopping and really had a good time doing that. Sure we could have gotten a lot more done but I'm glad that we were able to spend time together. Tomorrow we are planning on working on the house some then going up to the school to revamp the room. I'm not really sure how we are going to pull it off but we will see what we can do. I will definitely have to take the class' tree down (even if ours is not yet).

Well I guess I better go and love up on my puppy. :)

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