Sally Field playing Norma Rae, a textile worker who tried to unionize her mill, in the 1979 movie.
Gatsby LeBlanc, a dog who stayed at Suite Paws while his mommy and daddy went on vacation over Memorial Day who got mad that he had to eat out the Suite Paws issued food bowl and went on hunger strike.
Yes, that's right. Our little Gatsby did not eat ONE meal (though the peeps at SPs did hook him up with tons of treats) from Friday night to Tuesday night because he didn't like the metal food bowl. When Brian picked him up and brought him home, he came in and ate dinner like it was no problem.
Point taken, Gatsby LeBlanc. Next time you go to Suite Paws your blue bowl will go as well.
Clearly Master LeBlanc has been taking lessons from his Aunt Callie who tried to launch a kindergarten insurrection in Mrs. Wofford's class at Clyde Campbell Elementary School when she refused to take the fluoride swish and had to be forcefully removed from the classroom when her teacher was fearful that all of the kindergartners would revolt and cavities would rule the planet.
Like his influential role model some 20 years before, Gatsby LeBlanc was removed from the Suite Paws premises before other doggies could be so dangerously influenced by his hunger strike.
IAMS and Purina One are most grateful.
And Aunt Callie hasn't swished since.
1 comment:
Oh my gosh I want him! He's precious!
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