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Molly & her new friend Miss Piggy!

 I went to W*lmart yesterday & while I was in the dog food aisle picking out treats I heard a strange "snorting" noise.  I looked up & there was a 2-3 year old girl with her Mom & she had this pig in her hand.  I knew immediately I had to have it for Molly.....she just loves all squeaky toys!  As I stood there wondering how I could accomplish my mission without a scene several thoughts went through my mind.  Like "Enough browsing lady let's just move along!"  or "I am not above wrassling your kid for that toy!"  I decided to try a wait & see strategy & continued shopping.  I couldn't believe I had to go back 4 times before she finally left that aisle! Thank goodness the toy was still there so I was able to snag it.
 "Hello there.  Who might you be?"
 "How about if I bite your head!"
It is truly the most obnoxious noise you ever want to hear but Molly just love, loves, loves it & will not stop biting on it so it snorts!

Popster put down his Kindle with a big sigh last night....he couldn't concentrate on reading with the noise she was making!

I had it plopped in my lap at 6:00am this morning....I guess it was worth it!


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  1. does it say, bacon?
    I would have paid to see you wrestle the kid.

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