Travels With Fenway

Hey, Bloggerini's! You must know by now that when there's a span of silence from The Fen Man that means I've been up to my pricked ears with adventures.

The Alphas packed me up along with some luggage and headed to New England. Actually, our destination was Lexington, MA, which I learned is the cradle of American civilization. This was a most exciting trip for me because not only did I have my own luggage—my needs are far more extensive than the Alphas—I even got to stay in a hotel! This is a place where humans pack together en masse to sleep. All I know is that there were plenty of people to fuss over me and make me feel even more special than usual.

Hotels are cool places. Lots to explore, lots of new places to mark. I made Ms. Alpha quite nervous in the halls because she saw my most stealthy Weeble Moves and had to be on red alert so that I couldn't claim the hallways as my own. I managed to leave a stealthy message here and there so that any new dogs will know that Fenzo was there!

Fenzie is a bit antsy after 7 hours in the car. 

Are we there yet?

This is my hotel room! The view was awesome. 

There was so much going on outside 

for a border collie to monitor.

In the morning, I ate my breakfast just like

a Massachusetts native.

There are 5,800 Duncan Donuts in the United States 

and I swear 5,000 of them are in the state of MA.

I bet you didn't know I could sip from a straw!

They're not kidding when they say 

border collies are the smartest breed!

After my power breakfast of a raw chicken wing,

Wellness Super 5 kibble and my cuppa joe,

I had a frisbee workout in one of the many 

dog friendly parks in Lexington.

This place had some terrific real estate for running!

After frisbee, we found the Gropius House in Lincoln, MA.

This modern house was built in 1938 and is very historic.

It's surrounded by typical New England clapboard homes.

After our busy day we relaxd in the hotel room.

Mr. Alpha and I got to watch the Red Sox almost 

every night on NESN. It was heavenly!

I spent some more quality time surveying the parking lot. 

It was fascinating for a border collie—much more interesting

than the Gropius House!

I played some more with the toys that Ms. Alpha 

packed for me. I don't go anywhere without my 

Beloved Green Ball, Pink Heart or Tennis Ball Bone.

It was a rich full day and the Alphas rejoiced that 

Fen was finally a tired and happy border collie!

Next morning: 

"Don't you realize the sun is up already?

Let's get going! It's almost 6:30 am!!!!!!!"

It's barely light out yet but I got out early 

to see the real Minute Man on the Village Green.

He was our first Freedom Fighter 

and is as vigilant as a border collie!

ALERT!

My good buddy Stanislaw is in a bad way and having the dickens of a time feeling peaceful and balanced. He's got the best ever Alphas who are sure to find the key to Stan's Demons. Please help them (and him) by checking in with him and sending your mightiest Doggo Mojo to doG so that he gets better. 

We love ya, Stannie Baby!!!