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Minnie
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Seven years old
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Female |
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Miniature Pinscher, Chihuahua mix
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| Home: |
Sacramento, California, USA |
Well, hello again. It's me, Kiwi. Remember my brother Mickey's birthday last month? It was wooftastic! We got extra chicken, cookies, and a puppy fro-yo! I've been having a blast because my grandparents (Por Por and Gong Gong) are visiting us from overseas, and we get to see them all the time. I really enjoy seeing my family so if one of you is reading this and hasn't visited today, please stop by and bring some chicken jerky or sausages. If you need help with which one to get, you can text my mom or dad.
Okay, so the reason I'm here today is to talk about my sister Minnie. It's Minnie's "birthday" today! I use quotes because we're not sure when she was born, but that's what the SPCA adoption paperwork said so who am I to say they're wrong. I have a feeling Minnie might be a year or two older, but from what I understand, it's common to take a year, two, three, or more off your real age. It's all about how you feel.
After my dad got Mickey, he adopted Minnie so Mickey has company. Little did my dad know that Minnie wants nothing to do with Mickey! When Mickey invites Minnie to play, he gets nothing but an attitude and an earful, haha! Luckily my dad met my mom and me, and I wrestle with Mickey all the time, with Minnie being the great moderator when we are out of control. She is not shy in telling Mickey and me not to be so loud or cause a mess. My mom says that's girl power.
Minnie is full of energy. When she goes bouncing off the furniture, my dad yells "parkour." I'm not sure what it means, but it sounds cool. Minnie is the best sister Mickey and I could ask for. She is independent, obedient, and doesn't overreact like Mickey and I. She sets a good example. As tough as she seems, she is a super sweet girl. From time to time, she grooms Mickey's eyes and ears. When it's time for a meal or a treat, she does a happy dance as if she's tap-dancing. Minnie spends most of the week high up on a chair with a plush pillow. She spends most of the workdays with mom in the office, while dad is on calls with Mickey and I looking out the front windows, ensuring the parameter of the house is secure.
We want to wish Minnie the happiest of birthdays and hope that all her wishes come true. On the off chance that she forgets a couple of them, I'll just leave a few here to remind mom and dad: extra chicken with meals (plural so that means breakfast and dinner), cookies (again plural) for dessert, lots of belly rubs, and most importantly, a car ride in the Mini with the top and windows down. Minnie in a Mini, how perfect. Happy birthday, sister!!! Lots of love from the family.
XOXO, Kiwi
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