Born to Be Wild

I finally understand what Chuck Billy has been trying to tell me about answering the call of the wild and following my innate instincts!  All that was missing was a motorcycle!  But as luck would have it, Dad brought one home this weekend.  Finally I can experience the wind in my fur, while breathing in the smell of adventure!  I can just see us now…Dad driving, me on the back, and Mom and Chuck Billy sharing a sidecar!  Look out world here we come!

Asa, answering the call of the wild.

Asa daydreaming about answering the call of the wild.

I interrupt Asa’s daydream to assure everyone that there is no way that we are about to take a family outing on that contraption.  There is a reason Dad drives a station wagon.  It provides all the comfort we need for our adventures.  You can’t possibly stretch out on a motorcycle for a nice nap after a hike.  Besides, the law requires everyone on a motorcycle wear a helmet, and I know that even Asa hates wearing silly hats.  Clearly Dad is having some sort of midlife crisis brought on by Asa’s adolescence.

Chuck Billy attempting to explain to Adolescent Asa why cars are better than motorcycles.

Chuck Billy attempting to explain to Adolescent Asa why cars are better than motorcycles.

Editor’s Note: I interrupt Chuck Billy’s rant to say that contrary to popular belief, Dad isn’t having a midlife crisis.  This motorcycle was his many years ago, pre-dog, and was recently returned to him from Pepere.  As for Asa, sorry little buddy, but we have no plans to buy a sidecar anytime in the near future.  Besides, the bike needs repairs before anyone can ride it.

You heard Mom. Now stop dreaming and get off that trailer.

You heard Mom. Now stop daydreaming and get off that trailer.

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Chuck Billy is a Golden Retriever, living in Southern Maine, who likes to share his unique observations on life with his little brother Asa. When not writing his blog, he spends his days being awesome.

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