Blog you! Go to Dell.
I was thinking of writing my blog and thought of these mock taunts that Hob and me used.. :) "Blog you!" came from when I wanted to write my journal at nights, and Hob was ready to go to sleep and not hear my typing. Go to Dell was when she got the big Dell Dimension 5100 series PC and it was her best computer, and she woofed something like, 'I'm gonna go with Dell from now on'.
I wish so much I could watch Woof movies with the Collie right now, something simple and non dramatic. We became Twitter friends a few weeks ago, and she's into all of this selling stuff. I asked her where the products were because I barked that I wanted to buy a Benji movie from her, and she woofed, 'I only sell money making opportunties'.
Well yeah, she has them all over the Twitter there, like 'For Rex', and stuff I don't understand. (I split the company name so that spammers won't spoor on my journal). So Hob's being a silly Collie as usual, and I hope that she posts some stuff about what she's actually doing soon or we will
Hob is a fun Dog and I care for her but she needs some content to make me content..
I saw Ric a few times recently, the first time I went there. First we had a pencil jam, looking for special pencils that Ric uses to draw pictures with, and looked in a lot of office supply and dollar stores there. We had a nice chicken meal with his mom, and then we went out and stopped at a Panera Bread to draw. It was cool because it was the first time we did that. I had just been hearing about the Sheepdog drawing and wanted to join in.
The next time, Ric came here and we listened to some Opek and he finally got his drawing pencils that came to my house. We watched A Boy And His Dog, with the director's comments on, went to Northway Mall which I enjoyed, and I'm sure I was there before as a younger pup but I didn't remember it. It's built like an ocean liner, long and big, and you can go upstairs and out of the back and have a party back there.
The next day we went to a participating Dollar Tree and Ric found G-Force pens this time, in the same style as the pencils he got, and we bought a few packs of those, then headed to a Starbucks right there to draw. It was a small place but it had tables and wasn't that busy. The cool thing was how we found pennies and more valuable change all over the lot outside and spent some time picking them up. Then we ran to the Hob House fast to be there in time for pizza. I must woof that was a nice night, with all of the little things.
Here are my Paw art jam solutions, as Ric has posted his before. If you click on the little picture it will get bigger for you to see more clearly.
Boom's side of the paw jam
I really like the old TV series called Woof! Ron had recorded some of them for me a long time ago, from the Disney Channel. I think it's a great show, and Eric the Dog is great too, so that's why I made a new icon for this blog with Eric in it.
Boomer
I wish so much I could watch Woof movies with the Collie right now, something simple and non dramatic. We became Twitter friends a few weeks ago, and she's into all of this selling stuff. I asked her where the products were because I barked that I wanted to buy a Benji movie from her, and she woofed, 'I only sell money making opportunties'.
Well yeah, she has them all over the Twitter there, like 'For Rex', and stuff I don't understand. (I split the company name so that spammers won't spoor on my journal). So Hob's being a silly Collie as usual, and I hope that she posts some stuff about what she's actually doing soon or we will
Hob is a fun Dog and I care for her but she needs some content to make me content..
I saw Ric a few times recently, the first time I went there. First we had a pencil jam, looking for special pencils that Ric uses to draw pictures with, and looked in a lot of office supply and dollar stores there. We had a nice chicken meal with his mom, and then we went out and stopped at a Panera Bread to draw. It was cool because it was the first time we did that. I had just been hearing about the Sheepdog drawing and wanted to join in.
The next time, Ric came here and we listened to some Opek and he finally got his drawing pencils that came to my house. We watched A Boy And His Dog, with the director's comments on, went to Northway Mall which I enjoyed, and I'm sure I was there before as a younger pup but I didn't remember it. It's built like an ocean liner, long and big, and you can go upstairs and out of the back and have a party back there.
The next day we went to a participating Dollar Tree and Ric found G-Force pens this time, in the same style as the pencils he got, and we bought a few packs of those, then headed to a Starbucks right there to draw. It was a small place but it had tables and wasn't that busy. The cool thing was how we found pennies and more valuable change all over the lot outside and spent some time picking them up. Then we ran to the Hob House fast to be there in time for pizza. I must woof that was a nice night, with all of the little things.
Here are my Paw art jam solutions, as Ric has posted his before. If you click on the little picture it will get bigger for you to see more clearly.
Boom's side of the paw jam
I really like the old TV series called Woof! Ron had recorded some of them for me a long time ago, from the Disney Channel. I think it's a great show, and Eric the Dog is great too, so that's why I made a new icon for this blog with Eric in it.
Boomer