My little Dollie, she likes going shopping.  Many stores I notice has signs in the door windows, "No Dogs"   I think they maybe are missing the boat when it comes to gals like my little Dollie. Now I have taken her into stores and places, I notice she looks things over, and she does pick out things she needs.  One not need to fear that she is going to cause trouble, heavens no, she is shopping for her ever day needs.  Much like the bigger Dollies shop for things they need, like another pair of shoes, or more undies, or another shade of  paint, and lipstick.

 Now I have noticed she might change her mind, well the bigger Dollies is aways doing that too.  She sees something she can't live with out, and she grabs it.  But wait a minute, this over here looks like better class of stuff.  She will drop the cheaper one, and then she picks up the better one.  Then whats this, here we drop that one and try this one for size. I guess she might cause some clerk a bit of trouble,  you know putting the one she thought about, back in the right place.  So what?  I have seen the big Dollies have a whole section of a lady's department torn to shambles before they make up their mind on a frock. Heck I have seen one or two I know of tear the place apart, and then walk out buying nothing.  Now my little Dollie will buy something if she gets in the place.

 She told me her thoughts on things. "Lets see, what cost the most in the way of a new toy??  My old ones is getting kind of shabby.  And you don't take me to see that nice lady with the two doggies with so many nice toys any more.  The lady, you calls Ma Baker. Her kids has so many nice toys. The one time we seen them, I just was putting them in a pile, so they knew where the toys was." 

 Yes my little Dollie likes going places and shopping.  Just like all the bigger Dollies I know of. She also likes to help others in getting their stuff together.  Be nice if she would do that at home. I find toys here, there, and every where, but not together. Guess it is a girl thing.

Bill Walker
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