OBX!

This summer was great! It started out boring, but then everyone started about going to the "beach" and going on the big ride. They also said we were going to go on the big buh byes. This drove me crazy.

The night before the big ride, my cage got put in the car. I was nervous at first, but then i passed out on the kitchen floor. I started hearing the family move around, and then, suddenly, all the lights came on, and things started getting carried out to the car. Mom was screaming like crazy! Finally, after a long time, they loaded me in the car, and off we went! I love a good ride in the car, and i managed to get back to sleep.

12 Hours later.......

The ride turned into the worst ride ever! I love to go in the car, but twelve hours, down through Pennesylvania and Virginia and a few other states i heard, ended ended up in a line of other cars, looking at a big.... ferry? I kept hearing people say "Hatteras"

After waiting a little bit, we got on this ferry. I had never seen anything like this before. The air smelled funny, and it was like the big car, with a bunch of other little cars on it, was flying across a big bowl with green water in it. Then, the ferry stopped, and i got loaded back into the car and continued driving again. This ride was shorter, though. Soon, we ended up at a little house on a dead end street. There was no grass in the yard, but rather mulch and sand.

I later found out i was on Ocracoke Island, NC. It is the island at the bottom of the Outer Banks. Ocracoke only has a year round population of just over 700 people. It was pretty hot, so i only got to go out and explore after it got cooler out. I also went to this beach, which was pretty cool until i got close to the water, then I got scared. The waves weren't to big, but i wasn't taking any chances. I am not a beach dog.

All to soon, the big buh byes was over, and i was eager to get home. I had been bummed out for the past few days. I wanted my toys and my home back. we went home, andlife returned to normal.

until next time,
Har

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