There are wonderful talks going on in Hoover all day long, and Chet and I are delighted to be there with our art display, able to listen and learn while manning our booth.
Mary Ann Barnett is a very nice bloggerlady. Those people who have blogs seem to be the happiest to see me.
I gave my friend Ruthie the Nature Knitter some special love. She needed dog.
Mether has about 50 paintings hanging up. They are all her favorites from Letters from Eden and from her book that is coming out, The Bluebird Effect: Uncommon Bonds with Common Birds. There are a lot of people wanting to buy them but Mether says she wants to mount a traveling exhibit so she doesn't want to sell them before the book comes out. It is awkward, in my opinion. So people have to settle for ordering the new book or buying the new bird gardening book, or a print, or Letters from Eden. I think she should sell them all so she can keep me in the manner to which I have become accustomed.
I do have to admit she makes sure I am comfortable. She has a chair set up with a brand new non-smelly bed, some bikkits, and my leash. My friend Miss Jen Sauter made me a special MBS kerchief, which lends a tinge of officiality to my presence.
There are many, many birders here. This is Jen Brumfield, getting her lunch. She refused any help with her scope, claiming that it was perfectly balanced. I have to believe her.
This is the wonderful blogger Chris Ciccone. I was happy to meet him!
There was a small small babeh here and I was so excited to see him I jumped up and kissed him while he was still in his daddeh's arms. Then we talked a little bit. We used pictures instead of words. That babeh liked me.
I try to make sure that babehs understand that dogs are friendly and sweet. I also like the way babehs smell.
They like me, too.
This is Mether's editor, Lisa White at Houghton Mifflin. She loves me so much she bought my half-sister Ella Fitzgerald. Part of my job is to give people who need it some dog, just when they need it. I must go now, because I am needed! More later!
Love,
Chet Baker, Greeter Dog
13 comments:
Oh Chet, looks like you are having a wonderful time! Lucy would not fare as well with all the people. She did not have the loving experiences from birth that you had. If she had been with us from the beginning I have a feeling she'd do much better. You are the best mascot anyone could ask for!
Chet, that was a great post to read first thing Saturday! You are a superb greeter and also so good with the babeh. I bet he thought you smelled good, too! And that greeter scarf around your neck--very nice. Have fun and your mether is a great artist.
Even Chet is making me want to participate in this festival. I'm hoping to be accepted at Ottawa NWR next summer and be there for it next year.
Hope that canine is getting paid plenty for his incomparable services... or else maybe he can start a competing Midwest Boston Terrier Symposium in Sept. for next year.
It was so awesome to meet you, Phoebe, Liam, Chet, and many in-laws. What a wonderful family of great and talented people.
I like you very, very much too Chet Baker! Thanks for letting me hug you too hard and cry into your fur a little bit.
It's been too long since I held you in my arms and let your whiskers brush my cheek.
Go Chet Go! Meet and Greet! Happy that you gave Ruthie some special time. :) You are a special dog Chet Baker!
You sound very busy, Chet, and very important. I am glad to know you--in a cyber fashion, that is.
Chet, you rock! Keep on maintaining order up there with all those rowdy birdpeople.
Tell your Mether that her namesnake is up at Pure Florida.
Meeting you Chet was a highlight of my MBS
My apologies Chet. I didn't realize it was YOUR chair when I sat in it.
Grovel, grovel.
Best phrase?
"big stupid fox squirtles"
That one is a definite keeper.
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