Operation Orange

Attn. HDQ:

My mission to examine the machinery of the things called "oranges" was unfortunately nullified at an early stage. As you can see, my progress was coming along well when I was discovered by the one called "Mum".

The capture of the orange was easier than I expected, much like the small green tomatoes in the garden. I was able to seize specimen O-1 when it rolled out of Mum's purse and on to the floor.
The laboratory in the basement, established by Prof. Wensleydale, would have been ideal for further study of the shell of specimen O-1 which I had begun to break into subsections.
The interior of specimen O-1 came as a great surprise. I have noted that the fluids would be ideal for imitation puddles within the superstructure.
You will be notified when I am able to capture another.

Sincerely,

Mr. Mustard

Wordless Wednesday

(photo credit to Hannah)

I WON! I WON!

I won FIRST PLACE at the PetSmart Halloween costume contest and parade on Saturday! My first win! I didn't quite know what it was all about, but I never turn down adoring attention. I wore, of course, my Mr. Mustard costume. No one suspected a thing!

 My big sister Claire protected me from big dogs who wanted to eat my mustard.

 There were two other Miniature Dachshunds, Robinhood and Tinkerbell.

 I was a sausage wiener, Gromit dressed in his favourite lobster costume, and Claire was a butterfly.

Me, strutting my stuff ...and my mustard.

Attn. HDQ:

After searching the entire innards of the green stuffed duck I can affirm there was no implanted device. There was another duck to be interrogated but I'm afraid it has already been decapitated by the Golden one, and remains in her captive.
Biting into the cattail autumnal display was greatly successful, resulting in thousands of lighter than feather seeds to be dispersed all over the superstructure. "Mum" was so busy attending to the fluff I was able to dispense a small puddle of liquid without notice.

My objective to secure the blue slipper for further investigation has been thwarted repeatedly. I shall remain calm and carry on.

I have grown suspicious of the small tomatoes from the garden.

Yours,
Mr. Mustard

Wordless Wednesday

A Little Dog in Little Dog Lake

 I went swimming this weekend in a lake named after me, Little Dog Lake.

At first I was like, woah, this is crazy, what are my brother and sister doing?!
Then I saw the stick in Claire's mouth and just had to jump in.  

Then I got the stick!

My brother Gromit and I ran along the muddy beach. It was so much fun to jump up on Mum with my cute little muddy paws. I left as many marks as I could.

I found a great piece of bark that was almost as big as me. Even big sister Claire was jealous of my big bark.

I had so much fun swimming and running on the beach, but that was a lot of work for a little guy. 

At the end of the day I was so tired 

I could hardly keep my cute brown eyes open, 

I fell sound asleep snuggling on Dad (but not before Mum snapped the flash in my eyes, 

gee thanks).

Attn. HDQ:

It has been nearly two weeks since my mission has begun. I am gaining increasing comfort with my surroundings, and have already been able to manipulate much in my favour. The young biped with red fur has been completely persuaded; and while I still sense some hesitation from the long eared one I firmly believe my houndiness will win him over soon.

I was able to keep in my possession a single piece of footwear for an entire two days, allowing me to run diversified testing before returning it to "Mum", who was eternally grateful to have it back.

The assignment to distribute deposits within the chambers of the superstructure have been negated by all three bipeds. None of the transmitters have survived. I will continue to dispatch both forms until I am advised to stop.

Most of my information is sourced during the dark hours when I can curl up as close as possible to the frontal lobes of the ones called "Mum" and "Daddy!" enabling me to absorb acumen that will be most useful for my much anticipated future usurping.

I am somewhat disappointed in the amount of kibbles allotted but I have been able to secure both other sources on an almost daily and so have been able to keep my strength up, amazingly.

I will follow up with administrative details and file another report within a fortnight.



Sincerely,
Mr. Mustard

Wordless Wednesday

Never Underestimate The Little Guy

I may be just a little red dog, but I can easily swipe a duck away from my Golden Retriever sister Claire.
Step one is to get the duck, step two s to run and hide under a chair where she can't reach me. :)

I LOVE THE TREE FARM!

On Sunday my family brought me to the Tree Farm that I've been hearing so much about. Claire and Gromit rave about this place with all it's tall pines to hide in, and green fields to run in. They weren't exaggerating at all - this place is FANTASTIC!

 I leaped through the tall-to-me grass:

 and flew through the air like a wonder-dog:

Gromit showed me how to hurdle over the irrigation pipes....





...and which direction to head down the roads.

 Claire and Gromit were both so impressed with my stamina - I ran the whole way along side them. It was so much fun! Mum and Dad thought it would wear me out, 

but not a chance, 

because I have the energy of ten dogs.