\nToday, Hen\u00adry can jump from rock to rock! We used to have a place where we could hide from Hen\u00adry: the rocky moun\u00adtain called \u201cMount Ever\u00adest.\u201d It was the per\u00adfect place to hide from him, because the rocks there were a bit high and wide, and Hen\u00adry could\u00adn\u2019t jump over them before. But today, Hen\u00adry actu\u00adal\u00adly jumped over them. But I can climb up high places, but Hen\u00adry can\u2019t, so I can go down from the left or right. There\u2019s also a small pit there, which might be filled with water in the sum\u00admer. I real\u00adly want to soak my feet in it.
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\nHen\u00adry was so play\u00adful today, sprawled on the sofa. I real\u00adly, real\u00adly like Hen\u00adry. He\u2019s been so well behaved. Mom and Dad did\u00adn\u2019t bring Hen\u00adry to pick me up from preschool this evening because the wind and sand were so strong the oth\u00ader day, and the roads were so dirty. If we took him out, we\u2019d have to give him a bath when we got home. When we got home, Dad and I took Hen\u00adry for a walk. Hen\u00adry encoun\u00adtered a lit\u00adtle female dog, a Papil\u00adlon. When Hen\u00adry went to sniff it, it barked and tried to bite him. Fright\u00adened, Hen\u00adry hid at Dad\u2019s feet. Hen\u00adry was just try\u00ading to sniff, and he was so aggres\u00adsive! Oh, how fun\u00adny!
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\nWhen we got home, Hen\u00adry did\u00adn\u2019t even want to eat yogurt. He pre\u00adferred milk. He\u2019d just put his mouth on the yogurt con\u00adtain\u00ader and lick it with his tongue, mak\u00ading it clean\u00ader than my mom\u2019s clean\u00ading. While I was eat\u00ading steamed buns, Hen\u00adry was drool\u00ading, his sali\u00adva drip\u00adping onto the floor. What a greedy lit\u00adtle dog!<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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