Hello, Winston watchers… If there are any still out there! Life has been extremely chaotic, with chicken bone scares and the anticipation of a new cousin. I was, however, able to visit my canine friends up north last weekend and it was quite a doozy, per usual. We barked, played, fought over rawhides, and overall, made a lot of mischief. My grandpets are still recovering, from what I hear. But the real reason for our adventure was to spend time with Auntie Em and the tea-cup human growing inside of her! I must admit that I’m a tad bit jealous of baby Rosalie. I would give my favorite hump toy to feel that cozy again! But I digress… Moving along to more newsworthy information, I ate an entire chicken wing and scared the poop out of my pets. I was constipated for two days, but I didn’t let the splintering bones travelling through my tiny body bring me down. I remained the same, hyper pup I have always been and I digested every last bone. My doctor likes to call me “the canine garbage disposal” because I try to eat just about everything with a scent including, but not limited to: band-aids, q-tips, toilet paper, plastic, popsicle sticks, and lots of hair. I’m genuinely surprised that I don’t cough
up hairballs with the excessive amounts of both my own hair and my pets’ hair that I ingest. Apparently, brother Bentley is the same way. Now, on to the next topic because I’ve gotten a lot of flack from my dog friends about this: Why wasn’t I present at The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee? Well, I was invited, just so we’re clear. We all know that she nursed me back to health from her own bosom and subsequently knighted me. We are still extremely close and exchanged emails throughout the entire celebration, but for those of you non-believers: “Congrats, Elizabeth! I wish I could have been with you during this special time. Love Always, Sir Winston Talbott I” (She absolutely hates to be called “Liz,” just like my own mother.) Anywho, the reason I was not in attendance was because I’m not old enough to travel alone and my pets had to work. So, please stop giving me guff about it!















