Cookies and the Ninja

Ninja Night. No he does not have rabies.

Special edition of the blog. Written by Jonah:

We have had a great month. My favorite thing of the whole month so far is that Ana learned how to water-ski. It is just fun to see your kids do something you have really enjoyed. We had a great time at the Eyre family reunion and it was great to see those cousins be positive influences on each other. It was nice to get away from the heat but since the A/C is on at the jobsite now my work is much more bearable. There are changes quite often but I really like the people I am building the house for and I don’t have another project lined up right now so I am ok with just being there and making the house exactly how they want it. How they want it is sometimes not how I envisioned it so I spend a lot of time on the phone.

Ana was so excited yesterday because Ninja Night came out and played with her. [Aja: "This Ninja Night is our cat. We got him from the shelter almost four months ago and we've seen him about six times until yesterday when he came up to Aniston in the early afternoon and started meowing at her. She gave him some food and followed him to his secret cool hiding spots and then she picked him up and they were friends. Weird cat."] She and Cam were outside for two hours and we were working on stuff here in the house. Then she came in just beside herself and cried “Ninja Night is in a tube and I can’t get him out and only his leash is hanging out and all I can see are his glowing eyes. And my leash is my bathrobe belt and if I can’t get it back it will get all dirty” We discussed the problem of cats and leashes for a while then she just lost it again and said “I just need the grabber and a flashlight.” Then 10 minutes later she came back and said “I am just too scared --all I can see is those glowing eyes. To which Aja said are you sure that is Ninja…Yes those are defiantly Ninja Nights glowing eyes and he has my leash. Aja coaxed him out and he was getting strangulated by the leash. Aja and I both have to admit that we laughed pretty hard even with her standing there. Ana is a pretty serious little girl.