My porson is in Trouble

Coop-er,
Sorry I haven't been able to tell my story lately. My person just hasn't taken time to help me out. Stuff has changed for me. My buddy TC hopped in this Red thing behind a big blue thing and then he was gone. I was sad but they moved the big guy close to me and now I have a new friend. I hope TC is happy wherever he went but I do miss him. I could bully him but that big guy, Komet scares me sometimes. Last week my person's man caught me but I didn't make it easy for him and my person gave me this white paste stuff, it was gross but I had to swallow it as she put it right back where I couldn't spit it out. I guess its supposed to kill those pesky parasites that live inside me, even if I try not to let them. I did feel better in a day or two but that man isn't going to catch me again!!! I have lots of tricks up my sleeve.
I am well cared for and have a nice house so I really can't complain. My person always comes in and scratches those itchy spots and talks to me when she feeds me. She also puts my toys back in the middle of my run so I won't get too bored. I love playing!!! She is even back to picking up my feet, boring. I am working on some new tricks to foil her but she always does it while I am am eating and food is definitely more important than tricks. I guess my person is
feeling better. On Thursday morning, I really fooled her, she had her hands full of hay so I nipped the back of her leg and ran away. That was a fun trick but I thought she was going to take away my hay so I haven't done it again. I am a tricky little devil with lots of mischief inside me. This morning I got to get out and eat and eat with the big guy. I ran and bucked and ran and bucked even more. We get to go from the arena all the way to the back field all day. It is lots of fun but I am going to be really tired tonight. My person promised me she would try to be more diligent about posting my messages. Maybe I won't nip her anymore if she keeps her promise.

"It's not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived. Let's scatter the good things." -- Author:Helen Walton