Synchronized Shaking | Part Deux

Sixteen months after the immense (not) and unexpected success (absolutely not) of my Synchronized Shaking YouTube Video, I'm ready to shock and shake the world with yet 

ANOTHER SYNCHRONIZED SHAKING video!

(Not another chihuahua video! Lucky you...)

At least it was a short one. BOL

Twinkie

Teacup Chihuahua Video | The Singing Chihuahua

Back by popular demand, Boomer, the singing teacup chihuahua. Just check out yesterday's comments and you'll know what I'm talking about. And without any further ado, I hereby present you (drumroll) the one, the spectacular, the unforgettable teacup chihuahua video you've been asking for.




Believe me, getting this video wasn't easy, but it sure was worth it.

Twinkie!

Horseback Riding Lessons | We Made It

We left the horse barn before the downpour started and we survived another crazy day at our barn.

They have been warning us, Southern Californians, about an impending storm front. Today, we could all feel it. It had surrounded us. The air was totally still and the clouds rolling over our heads kept growing thicker and darker. Humans and other animals were on edge. The humans were already freaking out because they knew they wouldn't be able to get horseback riding lessons for the rest of the week and probably longer. The rest of the animals, well we could all feel something in the air, but we didn't know what it was, so we were all acting a bit bananas.

At first, some of the doggies gathered in the middle of the ring to observe the horseback riding lessons better.

Middle of the Ring: Dogs, A Child, Horses...The Works!

My sissies and I are not allowed in the ring. We do have the strictest parent at the horse barn, but I'm not complaining. I get it. If I get stepped on, ka-splat! Flattened like a stepped on cockroach, the end, it's over, no more Twink-love. We do get to observe from the sidelines though and despite my maturity and understanding, I get frustrated.

Here's a short video that summarizes it all; the crazy horses, nutty dogs, and the subtle laryngeal sounds escaping my tiny throat. ¡Ay, Chihuahua!

The Evidence

After her horseback riding lessons, on five horses(!), Sister D, my equestrian sibling, seemed at last satisfied. She was getting ready for our departure as the temperature dramatically dropped. Momma stuck Frankie and me under her winter coat. Linguini began to shudder. The first drops of rain started to fall. We had had a great day and we were all going home relatively dry and in one piece.

After all the running around and the cold weather, there was only one thing left to do.

Chi Pile

I won't be going to see my friends for at least a week. I may not even go for hikes for that long. Perhaps I should take on a different sport. Agility comes to mind, but when I think of the teeter...I get weak at the knees.

Hope y'all had a great weekend!

Twink!