Day Chomper found my arms |
In the parking lot of a Home Depot I did the best shopping I
have ever done in my life. It fit in one hand, soft as cashmere, smelled like a
taco and wriggled like a worm. There was no doubt in the sale, once that lady
put Chomper on my hand there was no way in hell I wasn't taking that smelly,
soft worm pup home.
I had the fortune (or not) of not having a job that summer
and really not doing much with my life in any way whatsoever, so I dedicated my
time to this beautiful little pup. We would spend those sweltering summer days
playing, walking and watching Netflix. He would start sleeping on my legs and
end up on my chest or shoulders, trying to be as close to my heart as possible;
he is now a 60 pound dog that believes I still enjoy this. My body goes numb,
but I enjoy every second of it.
He’s had his humorous puppy adventures, like he would climb
inside the reclining couch and scare the crap out of me when I noticed the
couch was howling. One night he got into his food bin and transformed into a
black beach ball that required lots of potty trips the next day, I thought I
had killed you, but you probably had the best night of your life. He has also chosen
to eat his good amount of REAL LEATHER shoes over, say old navy flip flops? Or
dog toys.
But he has always been there, with his scary excitement to
see me, encouraging kisses to force unto me and devoted looks to give me when
needed.
Chomper turned a year old this month. So I decided to make
him some treats and spoil his diet. He has never been too much of a food
beggar, but carrots are his kryptonite, anytime he would hear me chopping them
he would run to the kitchen and sit like a good boy until I obliged. And since
we used Peanut Butter for toys and treats, me and him would go through a jar of
it fairly quickly. I found this recipe for carrot and peanut butter dog cupcakes
online, but I think it is exceptionally delicious. They turned out more like
muffins because of the density, but with some cream cheese frosting the humans
were more than happy to taste. I will definitely be making these again for the
next night me and Chomper have of indulging and cuddling.
(makes about 6)
-1c flour
-1 tsp baking soda
-1/4 c natural Peanut butter (smooth of chunky is fine)
-1/4 c vegetable oil
-1 c shredded carrot
-1 tsp vanilla
-1/3 c honey
- 1 egg
- pinch of salt
Instructions
1)
Combine flour and baking soda in large mixing
bowl
2)
Add all other ingredients!
3)
Bake at 325 for about 25-30 minutes.
4)
Let cool and decorate with cream cheese frosting
for humans, for dogs I would recommend a tiny bit of frosting or peanut butter
to adhere a cute doggie treat.
I want some of those for my birthday please. Does it matter that I am not a dog? Love ya
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