Monday, August 24, 2009

Ode to Scrubs

If you missed it, my Dad put a comment on yesterday's blog about Scrubby. He wrote a poem (something he does often for birthday cards and the like.) This one was one of the best. So without further ado, an ode to our dog.

By Grampa Coach

Scrubby’s a dog that we all love,
It’s clear to the world he’s a gift from above;
But when he is rested and ready to play,
We all want to dump his butt in the bay!

He’s strong as a bull and twice as quick,
Foxes are clever; he’s three times as slick.
When visitor’s come he’s hard to ignore,
Cuz two steps inside and you’re knocked to the floor!

Yet he does do some things endearing and sweet,
Like licking your face and stomping your feet.
Yet Wendi and John are glad he’s around,
He’s not near as bad as the Baskerville hound!

We smile cuz he’s good with the boys,
He eats their spilled food and won’t chew their toys;
He’s real photogenic and oh so good-looking;
(But mugshots precede a criminal booking!)

Yes, this is my ode to a really fine dog,
He truly is great (when he sleeps like a log.)
We love him as much as we possibly could,
Shhh…the house is still standing, so all knock on wood!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Oooooh George... I've got to read that one to Mom!

Your sis,
Linda