I like to make lists and one list I have is of cat names for a black cat. When we stayed at Grandma’s house, we had an outside pet that was a stray black cat. We named her Green Eyes.
On my list I have:
Begonia
I think Agnes would be a good name for a black cat, too.
I think of names for Dixie, too. Franxis and Silky are on that list.
Matt almost gave Hank the name Moose but Matt read the Hank the Cowdog series and from I know about Amanda’s collection, Hank was a clever dog. I suggested Hank because “Hank” fit Hank; he can find his way out of anything - Hank found his way off the streets to us.
We tease Dixie she may have a clue but not the kind of clue Hank has. I have seen Dixie and Harold make Hank’s face there - it’s funny. Dixie makes that face when we eat pizza; she does not like to wait for pizza bones but she will. I see that face on her when I peer through Matt’s arm hole to see if she’s waiting for me to notice she’s been waiting for her share of pizza bones longer than she’d like. On cold nights, but it’s 70 degrees in the house, she will chatter her teeth while she waits for pizza bones. She does that with pancakes, too. She cannot be warm and wait for pizza bones and pancakes at the same time much like I cannot grocery shop and talk on the phone at the same time. I don’t know how people do that!! I am too busy talking to myself in the aisles.
I think if Matt was going to name Hank, Moose, he should go with Morris. Morris fits Hank, too. Morris Goes to School is one of my favorites of that moose; Morris goes to school because he can’t count gumdrops. That’s initiative!
Hank takes great initiative to be a model dog. I told Hank it was his life’s destiny to go to work with Matt, and he fulfilled it this year.
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