Alex - Day 4

First night of peaceful though I had slept at 9:30, in anticipation of a long night. 
Got up at 4:30am, totally fresh & awake. 
Went to check on Alex and found him asleep like a baby on my Ts! I guess the extra t-shirt helped. 
He has started running around now and also comes into the main house. Slept under my bed in the afternoon. This is pretty rapid development in 4 days. 
Location: Vishal Khand 2 Vishal Khand 2

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