Before we went back upstairs, I took mom on a little stroll, so I could show off my new bling. Sure enough, an admirer I'd never met before actually pulled over to the side of the road to proclaim my utter adorableness. Some very rude driver started honking at her to move out of the way, so she had to leave, but clearly my new jewelry was making an impression.

Even now, I'm writing from the couch because I just can't sit up! So, I was thinking, what on earth could possibly make me so sluggish and not my usual, playful self? Then, it came to me. It was the vet. She must have drugged my Easy Cheese! I could have DIED here, people! I think she is jealous that the harem pays more attention to me than they do to her. Probably, she called in the thugs to sell her drugs to put in the Easy Cheese. Clearly she underestimated me! I can never trust her again, and I'm going to have to figure out where to get my Easy Cheese fix from now on.

In any case, what I was going to tell you before I had my near-death experience is that I'm finally posting a photo of my rock collection. I've arranged them in a Stonehenge-esque display that I think really highlights their unique shapes and textures. I also tried to collect some mixed-media pieces--sticks, leaves, bottle caps, dental floss, etc.--so that I can make it sort of a "found art" project. If you have anything you think is really special, send it on over and I'll see if I can work it in.
Also, yesterday my friend Winston and I started a puppy training class together. We decided it was time to get in shape; after all, we're not getting any younger, and it gets harder and harder to maintain my manly physique. Turns out puppy training class is just full of a bunch of snot-nosed 10-week-olds who haven't even been housebroken...really, it was insulting that I would be placed with these babies. But, resilient, patient guy that I am, I just used the opportunity to pretend that I had not learned anything in the past two months, and got mom to give me a whole bunch of treats for "learning" stuff I mastered weeks ago.
That's about all I can manage for now. I'd better get some more rest so I can make a full recovery from my poisoning. Let this be a lesson to you all...NEVER trust Easy Cheese from the vet!
2 comments:
Oliver, you are a role model for dogs everywhere! Here in Bangladesh, the doggy social scene is a huge bore. All the dogs just hang out on sunny spots on the sidewalks until some skinny grouchy guy kicks them out of the way. Then they go and find another sunny spot. The dogs here are very, very lazy. And terribly groomed. And in general they seem to have very bad manners. You should come here as Doggy Ambassador and show them a thing or sixty. They must have SOME redeeming qualities, after all - meeting a dog of your ilk might just inspire them!
Hi, Oliver, Grandma Shelly has been having trouble getting the hang of this blog stuff but I think I got it now. Just goes to show old dogs can learn new tricks too. Tell your Moms you know everything you need to know and kiss them for me. I wrote a very good comment last night but could not send it, soo today I send kisses. Keep your feet warm and your nose wet.
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