As my readers know my mom emotionally abused me the other day, what with not taking me to the party and all. But I got her back. She and grandma went out to dinner, leaving me at home as usual. So in the three hours in which they were gone I made sure to do as much damage as possible, it's not an easy job to destroy things and leave evidence in every room on the first floor but I did my best. I started in the foyer with my moms work bag (what a fool, she left it on the floor in plain view and reach). The bag was a gold mine; papers, pens, gum and socks. All easily destroyed and scattered throughout the foyer and into the living room. Being of above average intelligence I knew better than to eat the gum, so instead I pulled out each piece and shredded the pack. Next I trotted to the front room where I found my uncle's tennis stringing contraption. Obviously the contraption was off limits, mostly because its composed of metal and I wouldn't even know how to go about destroying it. But I found his wicker storage box containing tennis balls, string and grips. I LOVE wicker, its so satisfying to chew. And chew I did! I broke the top of the box, destroyed a package of string and ate one of my uncle's power bars. To finish off my rampage I ripped apart papers, chewed on my mom's socks and broke a pen. Then I went to sleep. The lesson of this story? Allow me to go to birthday parties, or suffer the consequences.
In other news, I have something huge to share: I, Diggy, will be conducting my first interview and hosting my first guest blogger sometime in the next week. I'll say no more.
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Can't wait for your Guest Blog Diggy.
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ReplyDeleteWill you come to my birthday party? I will be one year old on July 4th. Rummers will be here, too, so we can act really stupid together. I'm hoping we can go to Goshen Pass, which is a good place to swim. (Though apparently I don't know how to swim.)
Strangest thing: I think I may be a very important dog. My birthday is getting all kinds of attention--parades, fireworks, balloon rides. And I'm not even a Portuguese water dog. I hope it doesn't go to my head.
Love,
Fiona
Fiona I accept! As for swimming, take it from me - just have your mom throw you in the water. Its terrifying but effective and its how I learned that I in fact, am an incredible swimmer. I'd teach you but I'll be far too busy investigating and eating things I've found in the woods. And Fiona, I too suspect that you are either very important...or the locals have gotten word that I'm coming to town...
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