¡SÍ SE PUEDE!

Today I would like to remember Cesar Chavez, and I will not eat a grape or a raisin all day!

Danger Danger!

All of these signs make it seem so dangerous. It must be to scare off all of the idiots. Well, it worked! We had the trail all to ourselves.


There was even agua rojo. Hmmmm,





I decided to try out the clear stuff instead. Aaaaaah, refreshing!




Friend or foe?

Stay tuned for more chihuahua adventures in the desert!

Pet-a-Potty

Yes, there seems to be a theme here...Apparently I am supposed to potty OUTSIDE. But maybe if we got a potty for inside we just wouldn't have to worry about that little detail. I mean really, who cares about a tootsie roll now and then (refer to my previous post) And just in case there are those who need a Demo, here it is!

Poop Happens!

Nobody really says anything when I leave a little tootsie roll here or there, but I guess other dogs get in trouble for pooping in the house. Ha! I Poop wherever I want, and I get away with it by reminding them that I am just a little squirt...only 3 pounds. Lately I've heard talk of a doggie door. Hmmmmm. Walking through a little hole covered with a flap. I'll keep you posted

84% of Chihuahuas Surveyed Agree...

Chihuahua Humor

I like to call this one I.P. on U.

Spring 2006 (Almost!)

We went out on a secret adventure yesterday to celebrate the coming of Spring in the desert. Here is a picture of the road to Ironwood Forest National Monument. Uh oh, the Santa Cruz river has flooded the road! Bummer man. Just kidding~the Jeep made it through like it was just a little puddle. Yeah!! And this is what we were after...Petroglyphs that were made by the desert people that lived here thousands of years ago. Cool, huh? So we drove through the desert for awhile, and found the "Cholla hill" named for all of the TEDDYBEAR CHOLLA that were growing in it.
Here's a picture of the hill. l Here we are climbing the hill. See all of the cholla? Hey Jenny, wait for me!!!
And here we are all the way on the top of the hill~~ ¡Somos muy altos! But alas, the petroglyphs remained elusive. Until next time!