Holly made her visit to Boeing today to see the employees in OKC, and as always, she walked in like she was reporting for her very important job. This time she brought her fur friend Darbie, who was just as excited to make the rounds.
A Little Paw-Mail from Holly!
Nugget wanted to come with me again today, but he’s still not old enough yet. He’ll learn — eventually — once he figures out how to stop talking for more than three seconds. Maybe next year he can start coming with me. Honestly, it would be fun having him there… even if I know I’d immediately get bombarded with questions about him. “Is that your little brother?” “Why does he talk so much?” “Why is he shaped like that?” You know, kid questions. But he’s trying, and one day he’ll be ready to join me on my big adventures. For now, he just watches me leave like a dramatic movie character and promises he’ll be quiet next time.
On the way to my human’s work this morning, I became a traffic attraction. Every stop sign we hit, people rolled down their windows and yelled “HI HOLLY!” like I was leading a parade. I was going back and forth between the two back windows trying to greet everyone — it was basically cardio. My human finally gave up and left both windows down so I could properly wave at my fans.
I already knew Darbie was coming with me today. She’s my little friend — tiny, excited, and convinced I’m the greatest thing to ever walk the earth. I’m her protector, but I’m also her furry buddy. People always laugh when they see us together: big dog, little dog, perfect duo. My other two furry friends were sick today, so they couldn’t come. Maybe next month they’ll be back on duty.
But guess what happened next? I got the BIGGEST surprise ever.
I’m official. I have a Boeing badge. With my picture on it. I mean… hello? I am IMPORTANT now!
Seriously — that’s full big‑dog corporate energy. Everyone kept pointing at my badge and saying how proud they were of me. I strutted around the building like I was the CEO of Snacks, checking on employees, and making sure morale was at maximum wag‑level. If anyone doubted my authority, all I had to do was tilt my head toward my badge. Boom. Instant respect!
My human told me my new trading cards have something called a QR code on them. I looked at it… and honestly, it just looks like a tiny black‑and‑white maze. I’m pretty sure if I stare at it long enough, a secret door will open or a treat will fall out. Humans say it takes people straight to my website, but I don’t understand how a weird little square can do that. Maybe it’s a teleportation device. Maybe it’s a puzzle. Maybe it’s just human sorcery. All I know is: if important dogs have QR codes, then I must be very important. Oh well — I’ll debut them next visit and pretend I’m launching a brand‑new product line. “Introducing: The Holly Series. Collect them all!”
We don’t have a date yet for September, but it’ll probably be close to the last Thursday of the month. And next time we’ll probably be in the other building — we’ve been rotating buildings so I can see more people. Which is perfect, because seeing people is my favorite thing. I swear, if joy were a sport, I’d be undefeated.
It was a great day — windows down, fans waving, Darbie bouncing, employees smiling, and me proudly wearing my official Boeing badge like the Canine Engagement Lead I am.
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