HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROXY!
Dear Roxy,
It was three years ago today that you were born. You were brought into our home just a couple months later. Why we thought we needed a puppy JUST before Donovan was born is beyond me, but I knew you'd be "perfect" to bud around with Fred. Your Dad, however, misjudged your calming sweetness and natural ability to "sit" without command and looks back on "selection day" as a big mistake.
I wanted to take the time to acknowledge your birthday. It's these seemingly unimportant dates that I usually remember. Dad, however, had different feelings on your birthday....hence, NO GIFT for you today. Instead of a new squeakie toy or bone, we reminisced your "rap" sheet:
Love,
Mom
Dear Roxy,
It was three years ago today that you were born. You were brought into our home just a couple months later. Why we thought we needed a puppy JUST before Donovan was born is beyond me, but I knew you'd be "perfect" to bud around with Fred. Your Dad, however, misjudged your calming sweetness and natural ability to "sit" without command and looks back on "selection day" as a big mistake.
I wanted to take the time to acknowledge your birthday. It's these seemingly unimportant dates that I usually remember. Dad, however, had different feelings on your birthday....hence, NO GIFT for you today. Instead of a new squeakie toy or bone, we reminisced your "rap" sheet:
- relandscaping the backyard to your taste
- pulling out wires from the sprinkler control system
- $400+ in electrical damage to the riding lawn mower
- holes in the lawn from attempted bone burial
- Two (2) Diego tricycles chewed
- One Hungry Hippo ride-on destroyed
- opening the tool shed to destroy the bug sprayer
- countless feet of weed fabric removed and torn from various locations
- removal of plants around the dog run
- chewing of the kids' play structure
- chewing of our BBQ and utensils
- loosening of fence boards to converse with neighbors' dogs
- "de-barking" of an evergreen tree, and it's ultimate death
Love,
Mom
1 comment:
Sheesh, her list is about as long as Opie's. Those dog gone dogs. And still we keep them and love them like our children. -Sigh-
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