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Corgchella 2018 ☀️

I hope everyone had a great National Volunteer Week! I had so much fun working as a Therapy Dog at Hawaii Pacific University during their Public Health Week. And I even made it into their video! Watch me boop da camera …and melt hearts.

Video credit: Andrew Tang (see more at www.hpu.edu!)

Sometimes after a long week of herding my hoomans, I just need to relax on da beach with a stiff drink. Wait… What do you mean it’s only Tuesday?!

Often imitated, never duplicated. What’s something that makes you unique? One unusual thing about me is I don’t play fetch! Never have seen da appeal.

Maybe I hid da eggs… or maybe I ate them.

My radar ears don’t miss a thing! Yesterday I joined my corgdad at work. I was fast asleep by his feet when all at once my ears pivoted, I sniffed—then took off running down da hall! There were some men at da end of da building about to eat some pork adobo so of course I had to beg. Dad chased after me and then wouldn’t let me have any!! I’m always well-behaved but nothing stands between me and a potential meal.

I know I graduated from Obedience School a while ago, but I still want to go on Spring Break! Who will let me join their pawty?

This lei is supposed to be for my Mahm’s friends visiting from da mainland, but I think it looks better on me.

Always stop to smell da roses.

The sunset wants to kiss just one side of my face… but I’d like to kiss both sides of yours!

Will you be my Valentine?

Valentine’s Day is almost here and I’m over here all alone. Just me and da waves.

Today’s my birthday! I’m 6 years old and celebrated with a pawty in da park with my sisfur!

When my FRAP engines are engaged, I have the banking abilities of an F-22! …Or at least my front half does.

“The dog lives for the day, the hour, even the moment.” — Robert Falcon Scott

Ok so maybe if we hold perfectly still, Mom won’t be able to see us and we’ll get out of bathtime.

The wild corgi salmon swims upstream for its annual migration.

Wild CORGACHU appeared!

AMY used TREATBALL.

CORGACHU was caught!

Fear is a useful emotion, but it can also really hold us back. I’m scared of a lot of things: baths, water bottles, wet clothes… (I’m sensing a theme here)

And if I wanted to, I could just live life as a ScaredyCorg, but I don’t let those things stop me. I’d rather be scared out of my mind hiding behind my corgmom — but still doing da thing instead of doing nothing at all.

(This is a #TBT to when I was a fat corgi. )

Peach: “Corgi please come back, or the waves will sweep you out to sea!”

Me: “Impossible. I am too fast. And strong. And tall.”