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One of my favorite times is
taking trips in the motor home.
Since I'm the family's "Official Motor Home Dog," I get the undivided attention of almost everyone.
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In addition to the couch, one
of my special "hang around" places in the motor home is on the front
dashboard. I think it's rather rigid of her, but my human mom won't let me ride up here when we're driving along the highway. It seems like the perfect place to me. |
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| The front dashboard is also
the place where I sadly watch the rest of the family go away -- leaving me
alone for a short time while they go into town to eat at a restaurant or
something. I miss them while they're gone, and I really don't think it's fair, but I guess someone has to guard the motor home. |
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One of our recent trips was to
Columbia, California -- an old gold mining town, and now a State Park. |
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Here I am waiting somewhat
patiently for the arrival of my human brother, Jamie, to visit us in
Solvang. |
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| When he finally did show up, there was time for a lot of petting and playing. |
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When we were in the Solvang
area we had a major power steering fluid leak, and had to take the motor
home into "Bob's RV Repair" shop in Buellton.
It was there that I met Kendal, who was just a little shy and also a little mystified by me. I don't see that many two year old children, so I played it cool and pretended to pay a lot of attention to the mechanic working on the motor home. They did a good job, and got us on our way in short order. |
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After a long day of walking, shopping, and active relaxing, it's always a good idea for pugs and humans alike to get some real sleep! |
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