House-elf

Well, gunden's wake up schedule has changed a little bit. He moves a lot before waking up, rolling to every possible corner of the bed, stretch his limbs, speak or practice saying some words, roll over to my side to be cuddled momentarily (if he is still sleepy), or wake up immediately to play. He wakes up, notices that all his toys are in place, easily accessible for him to grab, taste, knock and throw them. But his favorite act is to read or look at the hard cover books of his. He recognizes a few words, thus when we ask him to show us a picture, he will identify the specific book, flip the pages and show us the picture.

So, to ensure that his schedule does not change, or to ease him, I will place his toys, at his appropriate places (i.e the sliding toys at the top counter, the stacking rings, his toy keyboard, his books, everything in place. Of course I do all this naturally and also I am a very organized person. But suddenly I just want to associate to what I am doing to house-elves (Harry Potter). In the Harry Potter series, the students luggage, bed, belongings, food are all prepared and arranged comfortably. But these are done by the house-elves unapparent to the students. I am the house-elf of the house. I arrange everything accordingly for Satya and gunden, easing their access to their belongings. Well, this blog is just for fun, to update a little about gunden's schedule (which changed drastically comparing to previous posts), and also to brag a little about my house-elf service. Well, I am not sure if my elvish service is being noticed or appreciated but I just wanted to add a little fun to what I am doing, thus the Harry Potter reference.

Dedicated to Dobby, the free elf.