It’s rare that Chia has nothing to say. We’re going to celebrate her quietness today on Wordless Wednesday, with a big thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!

It’s rare that Chia has nothing to say. We’re going to celebrate her quietness today on Wordless Wednesday, with a big thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Xena: I thought this was Wordless Wednesday.
Lucy: Seriously? You really think that Chia could be quiet for that long?
Chia: Ooooo, lookie what I found! I heard Mom and Dad talking about all the cool stuff I find for them, like paperclips and rubber bands. And they look so happy when I give the stuff to them.
I wonder if my brother Andrew will appreciate it too…
Hey Brother Andrew, look what I found. Can I put it on the Christmas tree? Can I, huh, huh, can I? Do you love it? Do you love me? *wiggle wiggle wiggle*
I do love you, Chia. And you’re a good helper. Come on up here.
You just hold onto that bow until I get these tree lights untangled, then we’ll find a special place for it on the tree.
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Xena: It was my kennel first. Tell her, Mommy.
Chia: It’s supposed to me mine now.
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
I’m trying to hide in here.
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop so everyone can witness what happened to me for having Mommy up since 2:00 this morning, asking for help with my allergies and the flea that bit my ear!)
Xena the Disgruntled Schnauzer Warrior Princess
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It’s nice to cuddle on Daddy’s lap while he watches Netflix in the evening. We love our Dad!
XOX Chia and Xena
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Chia: I want this rain to go away so Lucy will go out in the yard and play with me.
But in the meantime, I’ve got this boss shirt that used to be Angel Lexi’s. It says, “Life’s Short, Bite Hard.”
Lucy: Mom, please make the rain go away so I can lay out in the yard in the sunshine!
Chia: Never mind the rain, Lucy, let’s play right here!
Love and wags and wiggles from the rainy day dogs, Lucy and Chia
Chia: It’s my kennel!
Xena: It was mine first. Go get your own. Why don’t you go outside and play.
Chia: It’s still raining. Let’s just share.
With many thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop!
Thanks to Comedy Plus for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Thanks to Comedy Plus
for hosting Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Chia: Play with me!
Xena: I don’t wanna.
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Hey there, this is Riley here to give you my good news. Can you guess what it is?
Did you notice? No, it’s not that I have an old bone. It’s that I DON’T have something. Here, I’ll give you a hint. When I got up yesterday morning I looked like this:
Yes! I got the ear wrap and the cone off after the nice vet took the stitches out of my right ear flap. I’m so, so, so happy! Thanks, friends, for your pawrayers and good wishes. *wags!* And just in case you want to see me one more time without all that cr… stuff on my head…see my right ear? It’s not a painful balloon anymore! I guess you could say I’m a day early on Thankful Thursday!!
Love and wags and gentle head rubs, Riley
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I was sitting around minding my own business when I heard Mommy’s phone go *ding!* I think she was in the bathroom and didn’t hear it. So I looked to see what it was *dinging* about. Hey, if I can figure out how to use Alexa to get my supper, this oughta be pretty easy!
While looking at the phone, I remembered Mommy always uses her finger to swipe down from the top to see her messages. I thought my pawpad might work, even though this wasn’t an eyepad…bingo! Here’s the text!
Heyy is this Damir? its Bexley…
we chatted on tagged last time
I came down to see my relatives
but we didn’t connect irl…Im
back n the area for a min if u
wanted 2 actually meet up
this time, around?
Since I know there is no one here by the name of Damir, I texted this back:
U have the wrong number
It worked! I got an answer! And the person even sent me her picture. She must be really nice.
Ouch did I just text some random
dude? Ouch My bad. Im such
stupid some of the time.
I didn’t want my new friend to feel bad, so I let her know it was ok and sent her my picture.
I’m a dog, not a dude, and I didn’t
even understand half your
abbreviations. Don’t worry
about it.
Then I got this reply:
Thank you for not being pissed off!
I suppose not all men are a jerk
that gives out fake phone nos haha; P
Wanna chat? What is ur name?
I was sitting there wondering why she thought I was a man. I looked at my picture real close to be sure I didn’t look like a man in it. Right then, Daddy walked by and saw me using Mommy’s phone. He looked at the texts and said, “Xexe, it’s a robot.”
Whaaaaat? How could a stupid robot text us? Nonetheless, Daddy said I wasn’t allowed to text with my new robot friend anymore. Not even after Bexley tried one more time…
Haha cool meeting ya! Thanks 4
keeping me company . What
kinda hijinks do u get up 2?
I so wanted to tell her I love to dance and go for rides and get treats. And I like playing with both my sisters, too. Maybe she’ll text me back when Mommy or Daddy aren’t around.
I’m Xena Schnauzer Texting Warrior Princess
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As I was leaving my dermatologist’s office I saw this sign posted by the elevator.
This is probably due to this complex being an offshoot of Erlanger Medical Center, named after the Baroness d’Erlanger. The cornerstone for the Baroness Erlanger Hospital was laid in 1891. In 1899 the $50,000 hospital opened with 72 beds. Soon after its opening, Erlanger formed one of the state’s first nursing schools and developed a partnership with Chattanooga Medical College, now the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Mommy, this is supposed to be Wordless Wednesday. You’re as barky as me!
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