Dog Park visit this morning was so much fun. The snow was very light and fluffy.

Humom assumed I would be so excited once I saw the snow outside. Nope. I peed while watching for suspicious activities.

I was worried about the ventilation noise coming from the building, and was very happy to be back inside!

I heard somebody bark. It woke me up. Who was it??? Sheesh.

Inside my hudad’s parents’ home, there are a lot of strange-smelling things that were not there before. When it’s not chaotic in the house, I go around and investigate them.

Those are Christmas decorations, humans told me. I see a large tree in one of the rooms with a lot of shiny things hanging from it. Then there are piles of large and small boxes around it. Humans keep telling me to go near those things so they could take pictures, but I’m pretty concerned about those boxes. They definitely look like the stuff I should worry about.

Tonight, grandhumans, hudad, and hu-uncle got dressed up and left the house to go somewhere. Humom and I were left behind, and it was very quiet for a while. We walked back to the room with the tree and explored together.

Then Humom suggested we try taking some pictures again. “You want to wish your friends ‘Happy Shibamas’, don’t you?”, said Humom. In case you didn’t know, I celebrate Shibamas instead of Christmas. It’s a fun event for the Shibas on Twitter (Twibas). We exchange gifts with each other every year, and eat a lot of treats.

When the humans came back from wherever they were, we all sat around the tree and opened boxes. I got to open the box from Sakura in DC. Oh My Dog. Those were awesome gifts. Bully sticks, salmon chewy treats, a fun ball that made noise and lights, some plush toys, and a very very nice letter. Ohhh I hope Leah in Illinois will like the gifts I sent her. This is so much fun.

I love Shibamas!

I spent a week and a day at grandhumans’ in LI with my hudad last month while my humom visited her family in Japan. It’s only been a month since then, and I’m already back here. I love the holiday season!

My humans tell me that my cousin Knox and his pack are moving to the “West Coast” which is really far away, and I probably will never see him again. I don’t understand. I think we will see each other again. We will just go visit, just like we did in the past.

This afternoon, we met for one last play-time before they began their trip next week. It was rainy all day, but of course, right before we met, the sky cleared and the Sun shone!

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Knox’s and my humans have planned out our playdate for this coming Friday. Here is Knox’s humom telling him about it.

Here is my hudad telling me about it.

Finally, after my silent shiba mindcontrol, humans took me out. Humom and I recently discovered this lookout point in the park we frequent. Hudad had never been there, so we took him.

Then, we walked around in the woods. Since Sandy the giant storm, many trees have fallen and been blocking the trails. Some, I can clear easily. Some others, I need a little help.

I know you are off from work today. Why haven’t you taken me somewhere fun yet?