by Pa Rock
Owned by a Chihuahua
My new Chihuahua puppy finally has a name. It's "Rosebud" - "Rosie" for short.
Granddaughter Olive suggested "Rosie," and I liked it. I had been searching for a name with a bit of Hispanic flair, and after hearing "Rosie" I thought of the beautiful Rosie Perez - who turned fifty last week! Rosie Perez's birth name was "Rosa Maria," which would make a nice formal name for my little doggie. "Rosie" also connects well to Rosita (my son's favorite Mexican restaurant in San Antonio), Rosalie, and Rosemaria.
So I had "Rosie," but still wanted a stronger Hispanic tie. Then I overheard my oldest son calling her "Rosebud," and I thought how perfect! Orson Wells undoubtedly wet his whistle in more than a few Mexican cantinas!
And the best part is that Rosie likes her new name - almost as much as she likes to munch on all three varieties of chicken poop: dry, decaying, and warm and moist!
And it is so easy to say: "Rosie, spit that out!"
Owned by a Chihuahua
My new Chihuahua puppy finally has a name. It's "Rosebud" - "Rosie" for short.
Granddaughter Olive suggested "Rosie," and I liked it. I had been searching for a name with a bit of Hispanic flair, and after hearing "Rosie" I thought of the beautiful Rosie Perez - who turned fifty last week! Rosie Perez's birth name was "Rosa Maria," which would make a nice formal name for my little doggie. "Rosie" also connects well to Rosita (my son's favorite Mexican restaurant in San Antonio), Rosalie, and Rosemaria.
So I had "Rosie," but still wanted a stronger Hispanic tie. Then I overheard my oldest son calling her "Rosebud," and I thought how perfect! Orson Wells undoubtedly wet his whistle in more than a few Mexican cantinas!
And the best part is that Rosie likes her new name - almost as much as she likes to munch on all three varieties of chicken poop: dry, decaying, and warm and moist!
And it is so easy to say: "Rosie, spit that out!"
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