Today, September 20th is Molly's birthday. I imagine many of you feel you know her. She is one of the most amusing, lovable and fashion oriented canines I have ever had the pleasure to adopt as one of our family members. Her daddy made her a special duvet for her birthday chosen by Molly to coordinate with her canine decor. She said that she wanted a present before her official birthday today since she would be sleeping at 12AM when the hour struck beginning her birthday festivities. After I tucked her in and read her one of her favorite stories, A Wrinkle in Time, a classic book for children of all ages, she asked how many birthday gifts did you buy me? I told her she already received a lovely gift and soon it would even be cozier with the down filler. As you can see by her expression, she was not completely satisfied and remained somewhat skeptical if her large birthday list would be honored by us and her human and canine friends. I told her I knew she wanted everything on her list and I hoped she could hold her consumptive attitude in check when her friends arrived to celebrate her party at 6PM. Patience and controlling her need for more toys and things than she receives is a challenge for our greedy Ms. Molly. I did buy her Little Richard's classic song, Good Golly, Miss Molly!! At her request I did visit www.k9kloud9.com/ shirts to register Molly's complaint that the world of dog fashion has not been focused on the larger breeds as it should or could be. The founder of the company Ann-Marie Fleming @www.K9Kloud.com told me to offset the problem for bigger breeds, their company was gradually bringing in more products that would fit both Molly and Mikey. I was relieved that she had in stock t-shirts including the sequin top that Molly wanted. Unfortunately, the collared shirts would be too small. This is the first company that carries a large inventory of shirts fitting chests L "21-36" and XL fitting 35+. She will be delighted that they had the sequin top that she adored. This is the duvet she choose for her new room and tomorrow she will get another for colder nights. I said goodnight Molly and you don't have to look at me with your questioning eye!! It is hard to teach manners to a fourteen-year-old girl. I will fill you in on the birthday gifts and the gourmet dinner she and Mikey will have prepared by their brother and my son Kevin.