Even though Reilly was overwhelmed on Thanksgiving, the jury is out on
Hanukkah and Christmas. For the past two
Hanukkot and Christmases, she did well (😢—"Momma"'s baby's growing. She'll be three human years—and 32.3 dog years—
exactly three months after Christmas, and
she'll always be "Momma"'s puppy—and a puppy's always a puppy,
whether a baby puppy or an adult puppy. 😢—"Momma"'s tearing up again.).
"Momma"'s not exactly sure if Reilly was okay with the
nerot shel Hanukkah, though she did well overall. However, she merely tolerated the Hanukkah and Christmas cards for the first ones.
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| "Momma" made the card using Powerpoint. |
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| "Mom-Mom" took this photo. |
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Reilly was grinchy about regular pictures on Christmas Eve, too.
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As far as
Christmas, Reilly liked the treats and toys—and she was heartbreakingly heartbroken and sad when "Momma" had to throw her donut-shaped toy—which was one of her favorite toys—away ("Donut has to go bye-bye". Poor Reilly was whimpering and whining in a gentle and "Please don't throw 'Donut' away" way. Incidentally, "Donut" was replaced with a squeaky-wheel toy named "Speedy".).
Reilly will then want the same kind of gifts for this Hanukkah and Christmas—
e.g., treats, toys, family presence. As for "Momma", she wants
a God-given gift for herself and Reilly—and Reilly would certainly be a gift in turn, though whether "Momma" would be may be questionable.
PS As "Auntie Nicole" was typing this, she gasped and dropped her mouse because she thought that she saw a bug crawling on her phone—and Camille looked at "Auntie Nicole" with a "What's going on?" and an "Are you okay"? expression.
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