is always the star of any of the fairs or arts and crafts shows we go to.
And I’m guessing preparing it can be kind of dangerous too from the way this guy’s geared up. It was worth the long line though…at least that’s what Annie told me. I had to pass on the Kettle Corn this time…toothache.
But I would rather deal with my toothache than what this poor fellow must have been through. I’m sure his owner brought him to see the Chihuahua races. Yes, you read that correctly…Chihuahua races. We didn’t stay for them, we both had too much to do. I’m sure that would have been something to see!
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Aww that poor fella, those kind of hounds look sad anyway but he looks especially morose.
I just never acquired a taste for kettle corn. Now don't ask me why because I've acquired a taste for everything else in this world that tends to make my body square! I look more like this poor bassett hound every day - waddling around! At least I don't have a collar over my head to keep me from gnawing on myself!
lol...if we had to wear something like that, we might lay off the kettle corn a bit too...smiles.
Any kind of pop corn seems to want to break my teeth--so I stay away.
Yes, poor dog---must have an itchy problem somewhere. MB
I love Kettle Corn but I can't really have it too often. Sometimes I look like this pup as I walk by a Kettle Corn stand.
Hope your tooth ache gets better soon. I love kettle corn. Poor pup - the humiliating cone of shame!
OMG. I would not have let you miss those races if I had been with you. We had a neighbor once whose dog wore one of those, and the kid called him "lamp head".
I got a little taste of some kettle corn last weekend at the Tempe art event. I don't usually eat it but, they were giving a way free samples.
That poor dog!
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