Little Devil in Disguise

Our little Abby has several names. The most prominent is "Punkin" or "Punkin Pie." No reason for the nickname, I just kind of gave it to her.

We've also called her "Evil Abby" when she's being naughty. "Jessica" is her sir name when she's acting well... not so bright (so, she's PRETTY, but not very smart, just like Jessica Simpson). I call her Stinky sometimes, because she's ALWAYS having ear issues and they STINK!

Well, today I had to take her to the vet to get some medicine for her ears, they just weren't getting better. First thing on the agenda was to get her weight. She proudly hopped up on that scale, like it was a fashion show catwalk, or something. (nice to see that she doesn't have "body weight issues" like most young ladies...) Anyway, the nurse said - "Oh, oh no... she's 66.6lbs!!!" I start applauding her because she's always been so skinny and scrawny and exclaimed, "Wow Punkin, you are a BIG girl now!!!" But, this nurse... she was being all rude - like & almost gawking at the weight. I'm thinking she can't possibly be calling my little girl chubby???

Then, I figured it out. "6 6 6." See, I guess Abby really does have a little devil in in her :-) But, come on..... look at these faces. You know she'll be getting some extra treats this weekend to get her past that .6lbs!!

"Sweet TIRED Punkin"...


And, I'm looking for trouble... "Evil Abby"

Comments

Cycling Newbies said…
So now that she is a Big Girl her true nature is coming out! That poor nurse will probably be freaked out for days!
March 23, 2007 at 4:46 PM
Ned said…
That is too funny! WOW..Abby is getting big..but she is FIT too!
March 23, 2007 at 4:51 PM
ironshane said…
What are you doing calling our little girl the devil? I've got your back, Abby. If only you were smart enough to understand that your momma is picking on you...
March 24, 2007 at 9:34 AM
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