Hide and Seek

New Challenge

Hi all, we hope you're as fine as we are. The baby grows very quickly now (as does Margriet's belly) and he/she parties on a regular basis. Less than four months and there will be four of us - exciting! Look at the picture above. My people taught me a new game. They hide a treat under a wooden mug and I have to find it. That's not easy I can tell you. Particularly because I'm not allowed to knock the mug over with my snout. I have to lift it to get the treat! Challenging, but fun. Margriet is still very busy bringing forward her research. Furthermore she decided to stop working mid April to prepare herself for the birth. Gunnar is in the process of getting a Dutch tennis coaching licence and additionally very excited about all the ongoing sports events: handball (European Championships), tennis (Australian Open), football (Premier League, Bundesliga), biathlon. And it won't be long until the Six Nations tournament (rugby), the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver and the cycling season start ...

Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas!

Somebody Tried to Conquer My Kudde - Hopeless!

Look at My Paws - White Boots!

Today I Helped Out in the Garden Once More

This morning something looked strange in our garden. It had snowed heavily again overnight and our sunshades had come down. I had been telling my people all week to put them away, but of course they didn't listen. Now it's official: They are unexperienced, young house owners. I helped them tidy up anyway.

I'm Not Tired of Snow Yet

Still a Great Deal of Snow

More Snowy Pictures

When I Woke Up This Morning It Was Snowing - Great :-) !!!

It's Very Cold, But Beautiful in Beek

Even My Favourite Drinking Spot Is Frozen

Last Weekend I Helped Make Our Garden Winterproof

Meet My New Friends Spock and Mario

Tired From Tearing

Couching

Hi all, apologies for not updating the blog on a regular basis. We had many visitors over the last couple of weeks and were busy settling in and working in and around the house (see photos below). Other than that, everything is fine. Margriet's belly is getting bigger and bigger, but that's obviously a good thing. Gunnar and I have discovered lots of nice walks in the forest around the Duivelsberg. He started talking to me in Dutch though ... I find that confusing. First German, then English and now Dutch. How am I supposed to always get what my people want me to do. Anyway, I just concentrate on guarding the house. The good thing is that I can do most of it from my favourite spot on our couch.

Dinner With Margriet's Family

Maurits and Gunnar Fixing the Carport Roof

Gunnar's Parents Visited Us