Where do I begin? South Philly KOA!

Here is today's
  DOXIE TALE!
 I hope you enjoy it.

South Philly
 KOA Campground.
Yowza!
What a great time.

Did I tell you that my Papa was a
West Philadelphia Speed Boy?
Been born and raised in the city of
Brotherly Love
and
Sisterly Affection.

Anyway,
it was great to meet new friends at the
KOA IN SOUTH PHILLY.

Here I am with Mama and Auntie Monica
and
Cousin Bentley.

Did you know that my family is huge.
I mean
HUGE!!
Everyone I meet is a
LONG LOST COUSIN,
A DISTANT AUNT OR UNCLE,
OR SOMEONE
THAT I DID NOT KNOW
I WAS EVEN RELATED TO
UNTIL I
MET THEM!

I LOVE BEING A DOXIE!

GUESS WHAT?
BENTLEY
is going through
Socialization School
JUST LIKE ME!

His Mama,
my LONG LOST AUNTIE MONICA
calls him a
DASHHOUND.
That is so cute.
Auntie Monica said that they
had gotten him
in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country
here in Pennsylvania
only a little bit more than a year ago.

Anyway,
when Bentley and I
first saw each other
it was like the
KNOCK DOWN AT THE KOA CORRAL!!
I mean
HIM AND ME
we were
FLYING AT EACH OTHER.
So Mama sat down
and she helped
Auntie Monica
 and 
Bentley
and Me
all learn to
GET IT
about each other.
And though we are not
long lost buddies,
we definitely
learned a few things
WHEN WE WERE TOGETHER.

Like, yeah, its okay not to go
SCREAMING LIKE A BANSHEE
after someone you don't know.

A better way to look at it it to realize
that sometimes
a doxie stranger,
is just a friend, or a relative,
you haven't met yet.

A little side story here.
One one of Mama's morning walks at the campground
she met Sue and Ollie.
Sue said
"it was the face that did it".
His face was so endearing.
She could not resist
BRINGING HIM HOME.
She eventually ended up with two doxies.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT DACHSHUNDS?
Anyway, Sue was from Long Island.
She said that Ollie was so tenacious
that once when they moved, and his crate was not set up yet,
they tied him to a 2 by 4 piece of wood in the yard
to keep him in one place.
They learned quickly,
that if he was left alone,
that he could be seen,
dragging that 2 by 4
half way down the street.
 FUNNY  HUH?

Here is me and
Monica
and
Bentley.
You can see Bentley
likes to lick a lot
also.

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Here I am with Uncle Donnie.
He told me that Bentley has his own
BOOSTER SEAT.
And that he loves sitting in his seat
AS THEY ARE
TRAVELING DOWN THE HIGHWAY
LOOKING FOR ADVENTURE!!

Uncle Donnie said he and Auntie Monica and little Bentley,
LOVED attending
THE WIENER DOG RACES
down in Savannah Georgia.
The things you learn!
I LOVED THAT
BEING
A
GEORGIA GIRL
MYSELF!
We had so much in common.
LITTLE DID WE KNOW.

Anyway, their Bentley,
he can see
right outside those front windows
OF THAT
BIG O'L RV
from his BUMPER SEAT.
HE LOVES IT!!

Donnie and Monica are WORKAMPERS
at the KOA that
we stayed at.
They are originally from Arkansas
and have traveled around the whole country.
I MEAN THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
It is all very cool.

The Donnie and Monica Family
are learning new things about
doxies
EVERY SINGLE DAY.

We loved being there
at the
SOUTH PHILLY KOA
and are definitely
GOING BACK.

When we WAVED THEM GOODBY
they were in EXPECTATION
of their grandson,
little Zaydon
who was coming to visit,
all the way from
Savannah Georgia
to stay until
THANKSGIVING.
HELLO
LITTLE ZAYDEN!!
What FUN that will be!
I AM jealous.

I am so excited here, I am ready to pee the floor. My Papa is coming over to say
HELLO Dharma Dharma!!

You can tell that my Papa loves me.
Which is so cool
because
he never grew up with dogs.
But he LOVES ME!!

And so goodbye for today.
I hope you liked my story.
Hello to Auntie Monica, Uncle Donnie and cousin Bentley.
I hope you have safe travels to your next
HOME ON THE ROAD.
Keep in touch.
Love,
DharmaDharmaDoxie