I am Walter and this is my World.

I am Walter and this is my World.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Glow Pug

This is Walter playing a rousing night game of golf ball fetch.

Monday, May 12, 2008

ma lil crack addict




Mayonaise is like Crack Cocaine for wally. He's not allowed to have it hardly ever, because one should monitor how much crack they give their kids, but he somehow found this little packet o mayo somewhere and kept following me around dropping it at my feet wanting me to open his crack packet.

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Tie-Tie Wally ignores evil Squirrel.


This is just sad.

Big Wallymon

Jenna snapped this picture of Walter at the little dog store down the way, called Lulu and Luigi. Doesn't he look ready for his fatcat corporate board meeting?

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Sampa Sampa Sampa....

It's true, I have created a language I call "Wallymon". It's a language I speak only to Walter, unless I forget and talk Wallymon at dinner parties, at which point everyone else stops talking and looks at me. Translation is difficult, but this photo is a good illustration of a moment I would look at Walter and say, "Oh Wally. Sampa Sampa Sampa." I think it's closes English translation is: "Oh Walter, I luvs luvs luvs you and your big dinner roll head."

More Wallymon vocab to come.

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Thursday, May 1, 2008

Walter sleeping in my chair while I try to work.

This is Walter sleeping on my chair while I try to work. The chair is only built for one person, so how can he sleep so peacefully? Well, I'll tell you how. By jamming his little feet into my back and pushing me forward, inch by inch until I nearly fall off the chair and he at long sweet last can rest comfortably.

If I do by chance get up for a cup of coffee or something, when I come back to my chair, Walter has spread out over the entire seat and he looks at me like, "Don't tell me you're sitting back down here again."

While he sleeps, he also likes to take his stuffed dog, as pictured here, and chew on it. He makes this chewy-chewy makka-makka sound. His king-sized dog bed (AKA snack hideaway)with ample throw pillows and soft blankets is two feet away, under the desk, but prefers to sleep up here, head on one armrest, body wedged in an area the size of a loaf of bread. That way he's also handily located by my kidneys, where he can inflict damage even when he's passed out.

Gosh I love this little guy.