Greetings to all! It's me, Maggie!
The other day, I showed you the ever-so-interesting closet in the Studio. Mom was unable to get video of me opening the closet door, but trust me, it's a piece of cake. You might be wondering what's so interesting in there.
Some of Mom's friends who know I've been checking out things in the closet wondered if I'm getting
interested in fabric like my great-brother Dave. Our mom is color blind and he worked very hard as her
Guide Dog For The Color Blind. He had a remarkable affinity for putting colors together. But me? No. Let's take a look at what I find so fascinating ...
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"Oh, hey. Look at that. The door popped right open!" |
Can you see them up there? They used to be on a lower shelf, before I learned how to open the doors. Take a look:
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A bunch of Siberian stuffies and a Koala Bear |
I mean ... do they all look interesting, or what?!? Our great-brother Zimmie's girlfriend
Sitka sent him the little Siberian holding the purple heart. Is that sweet? I just want to see it. Reeeeeeally.
Let's see what else is in there ...
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"Yeah. Further to the right!!!" |
The closet goes the length of the room -- look down the line a bit!!!
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It's Roger and Ted!!! |
My mentor
Teddy Westlife's great-sister
Huffle Mawson sent Roger the Rat to Zimmie -- all the way from Australia! For some reason, I've only gotten to
meet Roger one time, and that was years ago when I was a puppy! Even Cam doesn't get access to Roger. Why? I had to
check the archives. Apparently she wanted him as badly as I do.
Ted is a friend of Mom's from when she was a biped kind of puppy. He gets a really high shelf and hasn't
made an appearance in the Studio itself since ... well, anytime I can remember! I'd just like to say, "
Ha roo!" to him! Honest!
So then, we have ...
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"Can I help you, Mom?" "Maggie, would you please stop opening the closet doors?!?" |
Not any time soon, no. Too many interesting things in there. Maybe I'll get to meet one of the special stuffies now that I'm a really good puppy!
I'll keep you posted.
Yours sincerely,
Margaret Thatcher