Good Friday

Today was a Good Friday, when we remember Jesus being crucified on the cross.

We'll celebrate Jesus's resurrection on Easter Sunday.

It's the celebration for new life, the promise of eternal life realized by Jesus defeating death.

Kenshiro has become a Christian, too today, by eating the palm leaf cross given out at church alst Sunday.

I would like to celebrate Kenshiro's life, too.

This little life that brought us so much joy and laughter.

Praise God!

OHAYO~!

It is my husband's role to give Kenshiro breakfast before leaving for work.

I would wake up after she left and I would say "Good morning" to Kenshiro.

When I come out from my room and call her, she would come out to greet me.

She never misses that.

And I feel great joy in my heart towards this beautiful little girl.

Her space alteration

Recently I found our family structure would change at the end of the year, in God's grace. Following that, the way to maximize the space in the living room needs to be urgently considered assuming we maybe still in this apartment next year. I am personally hoping to move out to the bigger splace at the end of the contract in November, but we do not know what would happen just yet, given our finance and the renting situation in the marlet. Having said that, affecting Kenshiro's territory is the least I want to do. I need to come up with a good solution so that she will be the least affected, and we can all live together happily. To start with, (since I need her to get used to the change and change made at one time should be minimal) I moved her outside eating/toilet area into her cage. Her cage has been used so little that it almost had lost its use. She goes there for just eating her breakfast/dinner and for drinking water. Other than that, she would spend all her time outside, including munching hay and pooing/peeing. Now, by moving her entire outside space for munching/pooing/peeing into her cage, her cage will be more utilized, and we could keep ourselves a little more space., and hopefully it would save us much effort for cleaning scatterd hay. So far, she seems to be fine, except that she sometimes pees outside where her toilet used to be located. Maybe going back to cage for everything is troublesome for her. But I hope she can adjust herself gradually.