Jerry absolutely loved Christmas day. He may not have understood everything that was going on, but he surely enjoyed doing what he doesn't do very often, and that's help unwrap stuff. We started off with his card, which he tore the envelope, even trying to pull the card out. Of course, he doesn't know it was a card, just something he could chew to pieces, which we didn't allow him to do when he did get the card out.
Next, he started on his presents, which he was so eager to open, he clambered all over us both to get at them.
And when he was allowed to tare open the paper, my mum had wrapped it in so much tape it became a game of tug-of-war as the paper refused to be torn. In the end, it eventually gave way and he was able to get to the toy inside.
What he didn't realise was not every present was for him, so when it came to opening mine, he wanted to help, too.
Nana also gave him a bag of treats. We weren't entirely sure if he knew what was in that bag or he stuck his nose in the bag simply because it's a bag and it sparked his curiosity. He wasn't able to open the treats inside.
Overall, he absolutely loved all the attention, treats and new toys. He was worn out before midday, but he soon perked up when it was time for dinner. You can't see exactly what he was eating, but it was his own mini Christmas dinner - complete with chicken pieces, and potatoes (cold). It was gone in a matter of minutes, licking the bowl afterwards just to make sure he caught everything.
Thanks for reading
Antony Hudson
(TonyHadNouns)
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