December 2013
Wishes for a warm and happy holiday season, to all of you from all of us!
(many, many treats were harmed in the filming of this video)
December 2013
Wishes for a warm and happy holiday season, to all of you from all of us!
(many, many treats were harmed in the filming of this video)
December 2013
Dear Fat Man with Beard,
I find you frightening. I don’t like clompy boots or men in hats with beards who skulk around my house looking to come inside. I will herd the furniture to barricade any points of entry against you, and I will bark from window to window until you fly away. I must protect this house.
Yes, It is personal. My sincerest apologies.
Because of this fear, I cannot justify requesting treats to reward my good behavior. Instead, maybe you can bring my presents to puppies who need them more?
I am very thankful for what I have, except for my sister who makes me grumpy sometimes. I could maybe use some more bacon and pancakes, but I’m not going to beg.
So travel safely. Keep away.
Snout Bump,
Zozo Bean F—–
ps- what do reindeer smell like? are they allowed to eat chocolate?
December 2013
When we finally got ourselves moving this morning, we discovered the forecasts were (mostly) true and winter had finally, officially arrived! So, we suited up for some outdoor zoomies. Enjoy, and stay warm!
december 2013
dear santa-face,
i think maybe weez gonna have to agree to disagree on how good i’ve been this year. i mean, i think imma good girl. i give kisses. i wiggle and smile at everybody. and i don’t mean to bite doodle’s ears or pee on the couch when i’m asleep (not on my “mj designated” side of the couch) or steal french fries or hog the bed. or terrorize the neighborhood squirrels. not really. so weez just gonna hafta agree that good is in the eye of the beholder, and i’m beholdin’.
so, for christmas… well it’s like this: my birfday is like four days after christmas, so i really hope that i get christmas presents and birfday treats. imma smart pup, and i know when mama gives doodle one more treat than me. i can count. let’s avoid awkwards.
anyways. christmas. this year i would like the following:
-a new snood from mama-g. maybe something nautical.
-a tub of vanilla ice cream that i don’t has to share with mama
-a plushie toy that i’m allowed to destroy
–dire wolves, 2
-something really stinky to sniffs
-a recording contract because i’m the best singer in the house
in the meantime, imma sit here and look mopey. that usually gets me what i wants.
mj buttersnap f—–
Hello everyone. Zozo here.
Mama missed her blogging deadline this week, so I’m taking over. It has been very hectic. Mom is in a play, Dad is busy at work, and then we lost a friend and I was very sad because that means no more pocket biscuits.
Hopefully she will get back on track for next week. If not, I will post more.
Until then, I wanted to share this nice family picture of all of the household furries. Happy weekends!
November 12, 2013
We are so excited to have new blog-friends! Jan’s Funny Farm has honored us with a Tuesday Meet & Greet, a weekly feature on her blog where she introduces her readers to new blogs she’s discovered.
Stop over to her site to see our furbabies chatting themselves up, and check out the Funny Farmers and their blog friends. Make sure you tell them MJ & Zozo sent you!
Happy Halloween, friends. Stay safe and guard your humans!
After the initial hubbub of “feed me breakfast” and “may I go pee?”, the house settles into a predawn hush. Overhead lights are dimmed to the highest tolerable level. Movements are slow and sleepy.
It’s a rare occasion when our morning schedules are staggered and James can cocoon back under the covers with MJ while I go about getting ready for work as quietly as possible. The two of them return from morning constitutionals, bound up the stairs and shut themselves into darkness. It’s aggravating that he gets to enjoy one more hour of sleep when I’m assaulted by daytime. And then I remember…
Doodle. He eats, he businesses, and then he saunters over to the couch and curls up. He’s not interested in returning to the bedroom or hanging out at the top of the stairs while I get myself together. The little girl is out of his fur, the tv isn’t on and he’s found solace from the world outside, still quiet and less scary. He makes himself comfortable, nests into the pillows and waits.
After showering, dressing, make-up-ing and tip-toeing to wish the snoring lovers a good-bye (plus “don’t sleep all day”), I toe-heal down the stairs, across the kitchen, and onto the couch beside him.
For just a few minutes, it’s me and Zozo. He’ll roll half onto his back and sniff my face, taking in the cosmetic and perfume and product scents. I scratch under his graying chin with both hands, remembering when he was all black and restless. We hug-it-out in the dark before I put on my shoes and head out to work. Just us. Quiet. Still. Introverts united on microfiber.
But when the inevitable time comes, and I’m pulling the door closed behind me, I issue his one, very important job for the day:
“Be a good boy, Zo. Take care of the house.”