Brevity is not her strong suit

Last weekend I went to Boston for my friends wedding. When I go out of town I drive to my parents house to drop off my car and my dog Sophie and they shuttle me to and from the airport. The following texts were sent to my phone when my dad was driving me to the airport less than 20 minutes after I left their house. Please note that the text starts mid-thought. I am not missing a text. To give you context- Right before I left the house I gave my pug Sophie her dinner. xxxxxxxxxxxTEXT MESSAGESxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Had to call her a dozen times..she was in the entry licking her 2 front paws, she very thorough!! Called when she finished and eventually she came to the door, waited for me to go outside first. Finally found a perfect spot to decorate Dad's nice green lawn...but had to turn three times to the left ..then three times to the right, peed & pooped but forgot to cover her doodles. Went to the sliding door and just stared, so, I got up from the swing, and let her back in. She's licking her platter (bowl) clean. May His angels go before you and keep you safe carried on the angels wings to your destination. I'll pickk you up Monday. Enjoy your weekend with Ryan & Janelle and Ryan & Aura! @If you decide to explore Boston ride an AquaDuck you''l see some interesting sights but the best tour you'll HAVE to see the Pilgrims Plantation where you step back to 1600's Go into their homes, see how homes looked, where they slept. They'll talk to you but they won't know what an oven, microphone, you have to set your mind to the 1600's. You should stay for 2 hrs to experience all they have done and experienced. There's a nice Gift Shop there. Any it is just something historical and memorable. That you can experience to share your students when you teach American Studies. Okay, Sofie is still licking her FWD: This is repeated but more at end'If you decide to explore Boston ride an AquaDuck you'll see some interesting sights but the best tour you'll HAVE to see the Pilgrims Plantation where you step back to 1600's Go into their homes, see how homes looked, where they slept. They'll talk to you but they w on't know what an oven, microwave, cell phone, you have to set your mind to the 1600's. You should stay for 2 hrs to experience all they have done and e xperienced. There's a nice Gift Shop there. Any it is just something historical and memorable. That you can experience to share your students when you that's it. BILY M each American Studies. Okay, Sofie is still licking her bowl! She exerted herself so much that she's waiting for you to enter the door..Okay Punkin that XXXXXXXXXXXXX THIS NEXT SERIES OF TEXTS WAS SENT THE NEXT DAY XXXXXXXX Hi Becky ... Hope you're enjoying your weekend in Boston, good weather, good commeraderaming (means having good fellowship with friends) and good food. I'm sure you know about Lobster and Boston Baked Beans...FYI...LOL I'm sorry I couldn't take you. Dad was pacing back & forth, looking out the door for your car lights, so I thought he might prefer to take you. I should have gone because in trying to get Christie up to her w/chair I lost my balance if you have more mush for Sofie in the trunk? Let me try to remember it's 2 scoop each feeding right? I'll barely make it past brkfst. I can get some lost Christie and fell too. I was anxious for Dad back home, didn't arrive till 11:15 =( We're okay, bruised on rt thigh. Anyhoo I was curio thing from PetCo or PetSmart...whatever you say. I don't want to get her sick, and I limit giving treat when I go out. Sorry to bother you about triviality. Dad said you read your itinerary enroute. Bring it back so I can see! Love you BILYM