Pet Project: huey&wah @ Etsy
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So I was saying there was another reason for me to make the t-shirt yarn balls for the dogs. You know how we’ve always said that Xiao Bi and Coco are just, crazy? Well they are both crazy, but in totally different ways. And Coco’s way is getting annoying lately because SHE CHEWS ON AND EATS EVERYTHING INCLUDING STONES AND HER OWN POO EXCEPT FOR HER OWN TOYS. Seriously, don’t even get me started on how I have to peek on her from the house after her dinner every night so I can quickly yell at her when she finished pooping and turned over intending to eat her poo just because she wouldn’t poo when I was around.
And despite keeping their expensive fancy brush on a shelf almost the height of my shoulder, somehow she still managed to climb up and get it and break it and chew on it and, OH-EHM-GEE!
There are chew marks all over the top part but for now I’m just going to pretend they are not there. Wah is now trying to see if we can fix it (the broken part is to push out the fur) with epoxy and we’ll have to wait until tomorrow to see if it works. Until then, anyone still think the dogs are cute? Seriously?
Yesterday I happened to talk to the uncle at the pet supply shop that we go regularly. We adopted Coco from his neighbour slightly more than two years ago. Apparently just like Coco, all her family members were known for some sort of crazy-nerve thingy. Now that sure explains a lot. They probably only have similar amount of brain tissues in their heads that they merely act on their instincts.
Last Saturday when I was helping out at PASS D’Musical Hearts Charity Concert 2011, a 9 year old boy named Jared volunteered to draw for PASS at the counter to raise fund. While he is most inspired by comic books, games and movies, what attracted me most are his strong and confident strokes and interesting compositions. You can see some of his work here.
And then at one point I couldn’t resist but to get this little piece of work from him. I think it looks exactly like Coco when she was peeing.
 Coco turns 2 today. And to celebrate, we did the only thing that she hates the most – BATHING. LOL.
No joke, she hates water so much that even if there is just a bit of water on the floor, she will take the long route to reach her destination. No chance stepping on water at all if she had a choice. If I clean the floor when she’s eating, she’ll change direction so the water won’t reach her. She is just the exact opposite of Xiao Bi when it comes to water.
Anyway, looking back at her one-year-old post, we have definitely walked a long way. Well at least she no longer crawls into the neighbour’s yard (although that’s because we have ‘crawled-proof’ the fence). Though she still occasionally plays with everything handy or not handy (unless she hears COCOOOOOO!!!), eats everything including my solar lamp, and sometimes, her own poo.
But we’re sure that Xiao Bi is loving her more and more, ever since she took responsibility of Xiao Bi’s oral and ear hygiene. So are we – although our oral and ear hygiene are both none of your business – you hear us, Coco? :)
Happy Birthday, little pal! :)
Look, I didn’t want to complain. But since you brought this up… GEEZ! You human! You really should carry some common sense in you when arranging the pots. I mean, this one was TOTALLY blocking my way out of the drain!
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