Re: Monza's trip to Northern MN

[Ilene Cook <asorosgd@ameritech.net>]

Oh Lyn,
 This is too funny. I need to get Rocket out more if he could act as a
male magnet. I want Rocket to only attract the rich ones though!!
Knowing you, I do believe he had his own cooler and Perrier. Please
don't let him tell Rocket about this next weekend. My boy will probably
be too jealous!!!

                                   Ilene

> "Lyn L. Nelson" wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Monza and I are back from the rally (car race) in Northern Minnesota!
> We had quite the trip & here are some tidbits:
> 
> 1.    Monza Magnet
> 
> Monza's new name.  GEESH! I certainly didn't mind some of the guys he
> attracted.  So, that's what it's all about....Alfie!  Why did I wait
> so long?!
> 
> 2.    Up Periscope
> 
> The term for when Monza discovered the open sunroof.  Don't even ask
> for the details!
> 
> 3.    Baggage Handler
> 
> That's me.  He had twice as much as mine, not even including that huge
> wire kennel.
> 
> 4.    Air Conditioning Vents
> 
> What Monza opens his mouth for so he can suck all of the A/C leaving
> none for me!
> 
> 5.    Foldable Chair
> 
> What Monza thinks is for him.  The numerous people watching us thought
> it was too hilarious that he took my chair, the one with padding,
> every time.  Oh no - he's not spoiled.
> 
> 6.    Beacon
> 
> What people were calling his flashing, red light on his collar.  He
> was a beacon for sure!  I didn't mind the guys from Ireland he
> attracted....at least they knew Monza was Italian and not named after
> a Chevy!
> 
> 7.    Perrier
> 
> So, it was hot out....and he had his own cooler.....no, no - really,
> he's not spoiled.
> 
> 8.    Mosquitoes
> 
> The 757's of the North weren't too bad.  Monza did very well and I
> would've, too, if I'd sprayed myself with that essential oil / water
> mix.
> 
> 9.    Tons of People, Cows, Prairie Chickens, Mallards, Geese, a Lake
> & a Cattle Ranch
> 
> Yep.....that's right!  Monza experienced them all.  No wonder I had to
> run cold water on my hands the first night.  Holding the Wal-Mart
> greeter at bay with the leather lead was a treat!
> 
> All in all, the little guy was an excellent traveling companion!
> 
> Lyn

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Ilene Cook
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