I hope the tomatoes are ripe when I get back, because I don’t really like the zucchini.
I hope the tomatoes are ripe when I get back, because I don’t really like the zucchini.
I feel so independent today. So free of time and fleas, ticks and sleaze, boundaries, bully dogs, hot spots and peas. So clear on our dogged equality. So self-sustained. So self-sufficient and self- contained. So worry free. Where is Anne? I declare, I am so adequately amazed, at me, to be here with you today. Except for an occasional itch, I have no complaints. To have made it through my Thanksgiving haze and to be here today to share our independence, is a blessing. No disguise or dressing. Pass the treats.
“Yankee Ollie went to town,
A riding on a Doodle,
He stuck a lab in his hat
And called it a labradoodle.”
Today I am galloping around the neighborhood in my patriotic bunting suit. Having my own parade. Spreading the feeling. Turning some frowns upside down. Join in.
Chorus:
“Yankee Ollie hurry up,
Yankee Ollie doodle,
Mind the music and your step
‘cause your paw’s above a toy poodle.”