Today we went to Boeing to visit the employees, and as usual, Holly marched in like she was reporting for her extremely important shift. She doesn’t just enter the building — she struts in like she’s the Chief Happiness Officer, Employee of the Month, and possibly the CEO’s boss.
We even welcomed a new member to our furry chaos crew today!
A Little Paw-Mail from Holly!
My furry friends joined the chaos today, which only made everything ten times funnier. The moment we arrived, Darbie launched her signature puppy‑kiss attack right at my face. Classic Darbie move.
Watching the two of us walk side by side is pure comedy. I look like a majestic polar bear gliding through Boeing, and she looks like a pocket‑sized marshmallow trying her absolute best to keep up. Honestly, I think my paw weighs more than Darbie does after a bath.
But she’s my tiny bestie, and together we are unstoppable.
Everyone absolutely adored Dixie and Piper, the goldendoodles. They’re basically golden confetti with legs — bouncing, wiggling, and shedding joy everywhere they go.
And then — drumroll — we added a brand‑new member to our chaos crew: Ada, the golden retriever. She showed up like the new kid in class who already knows everyone. Ada goes to school in Mustang (yes, she’s literally more educated than half the humans I meet), and her human works at Boeing with my human.
She fit right in instantly. One minute she was politely wagging, and the next she was fully part of the fluff squad, bouncing around like she’d been attending Boeing meetings with us for years.
Small world. Big dogs. Maximum fluff. And now… Ada officially joins the chaos brigade.
All the humans loved our costumes. They had candy and cookies — we didn’t, of course, because apparently “rules” exist — but my human still slipped me part of her cookie on the way home. She knows I’m not just a dog… I’m a certified treat inspector, and quality control is serious business.
Tomorrow is the Children’s Halloween Party, which is basically my Super Bowl. My human refitted my costume and adjusted my hat so I look absolutely top‑tier fabulous — like runway‑ready, but for tiny humans.
They even blew up a ghost and a giant bat to bring with us, plus spooky purple and orange lights. The hospital gives us our own hallway to decorate, and I get to give the kids candy.
Yes, I know what you’re thinking: “Holly… you don’t have hands.”
Correct. But I supervise the candy distribution like a tiny sugar‑powered manager, and if my humans don’t give the kids enough, I nudge them with my nose like, “Excuse me, more candy for my kids!”
I’ve been going to this Halloween party for years, and I LOVE seeing MY KIDS. The second they show up, my tail doesn’t just wag — it goes full helicopter mode. I’m basically cleared for takeoff.
When we get home, my human still has to finish Nugget’s costume. He’s going to be Zorro. He’s going to look adorable and dramatic, which is my brand, so I approve.
My human even showed him a picture of Zorro (not his real picture, obviously) to boost his confidence. Honestly, I hope it works, because I can already imagine him tomorrow night when ghosts start coming to the door for candy. He’s going to freeze, stare, and probably try to bark in Spanish.
But he’ll be cute.
And confused.
And very, very Zorro.
Saturday night my humans will sit outside with us and hand out candy to all the neighborhood kids. I’ll be supervising, obviously — making sure they give out enough candy, don’t drop any, and don’t embarrass me in front of the tiny humans. It’s a very important management position.
But for now… this fluffy queen needs her beauty sleep. I must rest, recharge, and fluff up properly — because tomorrow I’ve got a BIG day with MY KIDS, and royalty cannot show up with tired paws.
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