My crib animals

I woke up this morning and had a nice talk with my crib animals. It was extremely animated and insightful. We were talking about my dream which I can't remember now. This morning Harrison (that's my teddy bear) was telling me that my dream was implausible which just isn't nice.

When I wake up in the morning, when I open my eyes, I see one or the other of my crib animals and immediately say "hi-iiii". Lately I have my bear (Harrison) and my red monster (Wimbledon) and my big rabbit which mama says is scary and hasn't given a name.

It's nice to wake up with friends. For a long time I really didn't care about having any of my animals in bed with me. Harrison's been in my crib for as long as I have. But then about a month ago right before bed, I asked mama to put Wimbledon in bed with me too. She did and I tucked him under my arm and went to sleep.

Then about a week later I asked for my bunny.

Then a few days later I wanted my green monster (Trilby). But he kicks in his sleep so I don't ask for him anymore.

I really like these guys though. There are two books that remind me of them. I have a book about Professor Wormbog and the Search for the Zipperump-a-Zoo, which used to be Uncle Dodo's. There's a part in it where the professor is looking for that zipperump-a-zoo in caves. There's a cave monster on the page and it reminds me of Wimbledon so when we get to that part I always ask mama to get Wimbledon and he sits next to me for a while.

There's another book I have, my First Prayers book. There are some nice prayers and poems; one of them is about being kind to animals and on that page there's a painting with a bunny rabbit in it. When I see that bunny rabbit it reminds me of my bunny and so I always ask mama to get him for me. He's really big though and there's no room on our laps for him and the book so he sits on the little rocking chair next to us while we finish the book.

Nice.