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Yesterday was a hard day’s work. Woke up at eight in the morning to clean house for six straight hours with a bit or a respite for breakfast and lunch; kept things moving, of course, and in all of this it all went a lot smoother than I expected.

We (myself and friends) went to my beat friend’s house later that evening, where for some three more hours my little brother figure of sorts and I had a random jam session on the Clavinova. We ate a decent dinner, and upon coming back from this I made it my objective to clean house and feed a few mouths.
This went for another four and-a-half hours until I finally had worked myself to the point of nearly passing out, at which point I took the advice of napping alongside Adah until the first of the most recent litter came into existence, which it did. I then signaled that to my other best friend who promptly helped out in the delivery of the newest litter. In all that, I still managed a total of six hours of sleep in three swoops that night and woke up at 8:30 my time zone to keep my eyes peeled for any new pups.

You can imagine how happy I would have to be knowing that there were three more pups born during my slumber. And, still, my guess is that there’s two or three more pups to be born.

Everybody everyone

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Yesterday was a hard day’s work. Woke up at eight in the morning to clean house for six straight hours with a bit or a respite for breakfast and lunch; kept things moving, of course, and in all of this it all went a lot smoother than I expected.

We (myself and friends) went to my beat friend’s house later that evening, where for some three more hours my little brother figure of sorts and I had a random jam session on the Clavinova. We ate a decent dinner, and upon coming back from this I made it my objective to clean house and feed a few mouths.
This went for another four and-a-half hours until I finally had worked myself to the point of nearly passing out, at which point I took the advice of napping alongside Adah until the first of the most recent litter came into existence, which it did. I then signaled that to my other best friend who promptly helped out in the delivery of the newest litter. In all that, I still managed a total of six hours of sleep in three swoops that night and woke up at 8:30 my time zone to keep my eyes peeled for any new pups.

You can imagine how happy I would have to be knowing that there were three more pups born during my slumber. And, still, my guess is that there’s two or three more pups to be born.

Everybody everyone