Thursday, April 11, 2013

A POEM by Gracie Phillip


Spring it had sprung,
But the white stuff hung.
Stubborn to leave,
Clinging fast to the trees.

MARCH 25
A couple weeks passed,
The snow not to last.
Temps reached eighty-eight,
Summer could not wait.

APRIL 11
Spring eluded us this year,
And summer has emerged OH DEAR!
My winter coat is getting hot,
So MOM!  GET ME GROOMED ALREADY!



Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Gone Gold!



 I've missed blogging...  My Mac broke and had to go to the computer hospital.  I just got it back yesterday.

Briefly...  here's what's been happening in 
my neck of the woods:

In response to some of the comments (of our customers) saying that we treat them like GOLD...  we've decided to paint our ear GOLD and start a GOLDEN yEAR Campaign....  

(and since Puddles and Pip ran off with the other ear after their Bucket List Tour visit)

And now...  

The Golden yEAR 


At All About Hearing...  

We treat our customers like 

GOLD!


In other news...  spring has sprung  summer-like weather is upon us with 88 Degrees temperatures.


Gracie is enjoying her walks again...


And we have had a sudden burst of business and made many new friends as the Golden yEAR entices the hearing impaired to 700 National Highway.


What have you been doing to enjoy these beautiful spring summer-like days?


Wednesday, April 3, 2013

A PROMOTION!


Gracie here.  

I've been promoted!  

Mom said I'm lousy at my job of watching the house because I bark at everybody and everything.  
So she has promoted me to babysitter.


Now this little cookie carrier might seem sweet and innocent to you...


But trust me... she's always looking for trouble.


That's where my services come in...  


 One look at me and she turns away from her ornery obsession and comes over to pat my head and say "N-I-C-E".


 The fringe benefits of this babysitting job are beyond awesome.


I'm not sure what Puffs are, but they are tasty.


And the kid loves to share.


As a matter of fact, she'd rather share with me than eat her food herself.


The nag Mom says if I continue to beg Short-Stuff for food, my job as babysitter will be short lived.


I can't think about her threats though.  I have a job to do and I always put every effort into doing my job well.


And as a result, we have a happy, healthy kid.


Short-Stuff and I had a talk.  She told me if I eat her yucky hotdog, she'll make sure to keep you-know-who busy with her cute-stuff so that I don't get yelled at.


She's a pretty smart kid ya know.  And I think between the two of us we can handle you-know-who and rise above her ridiculous threats.