Dear Boss,
I greatly enjoyed the time I spent this past week working at the office. Mom and I commuted together from the new house to work and I got a full time position with only a one hour lunch break - which by the way, I think was kind of cruel. Why not work for one hour and eat for eight?
Anyway, I got paid. In advance. A co-worker brought a bag of carrots as payment for my services. Mom's boss told everyone I was the new "alarm system" because I would bark at everyone entering the office. Mom wished they would hire me on the long term but she has not been told to bring me again yet : ( Maybe because I got used to being there and stopped barking at everyone. Who knows...
One of the biggest challenges I had, was to teach mom how to unpack stuff. Let me tell you, she took way too much time to do that at home.
And delivering important documents. This was a challenge, too, because I had to work along with my mom, who was in charge of scheduling pick-ups. I think that the Fedex answering-lady doesn't like her because everytime she calls, the lady doesn't understand mom. She keeps asking: "Did you say schedule a pick up?" Mom needs to get rid of her awful accent.
By the end of the week I was tired. We worked overtime at home arranging the furniture.
Welcome home:
Do you notice how tired mom is? Look at that face! Mom, please, choose carefully your pictures before posting them! Oh, do you see that card on the fridge right next to mom's right eye? My sweet friends Winston and Clemmie sent it to me! They also sent the hoodie mom is wearing on this picture, she won it at their bloggyversary give away. Mom is so lucky!
Winston and Clemmie's mom sent treats for me. I LOVE THEM! Thank you so much, Rachel!
Mom, treat. Mom, treat. Mom, treat RIGHT NOW!!!


























Once I got home I knew I was going to miss my apartment. It was nice to live so close to the office and to be in a very central location.









