Wednesday, September 17, 2008

I told you she'll eat anything

My friend, Eileen, sent me a package of Magic Safari Animals. We have been having fun with them, guessing which animal will be in the next capsule. They are kept up on the counter so the animals can't get them.

Didn't work.

Waggy found one. I don't know where but she found a red capsule.

And ate it.

This isn't really a terribly serious problem as she did barf it back up when the sponge beast started unfolding. That's gross but will clean.

The problem is, if she will eat something like that, what won't she eat?

We know she eats bark from firewood. Dirt. Mud. Grass. Leaves. Potato peelings. Onion skins. Bugs. Paper. Plastic.

Our last beagle didn't do stupid stuff like that so what's with this one?
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