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The Hu-Dad’s busyness requires hours and hours and hours of staring at a computer screen as he struggles to string together coherent words into a story. While we would prefer ear and belly rubs, we can accept his lack of attention provided we are appropriately comfortable sprawled throughout his study. Our Royal Rug Tester has determined the new house provides an adequate level of napping potential, even if the pesky camera is still snapping photos.

Coming back from yesterday morning’s walk, Typhoon jumped into action and conducted a quick counter inspection of the new house despite being on a leash. Wouldn’t want those poor humans leaving behind crumbs and having to clean them up all by themselves. That’s our Little Prince—always taking one for the team.

We’re back in Asheville at the new house. The humans busily unpacked boxes while we snoozervised (we’re really, really good at snoozervising). During our afternoon walk (and, no, walks do not get postponed just because of human busyness), Hu-Dad realized he needed a photo for today’s blog. Typhoon volunteered but kept trying to stick his nose on the camera lens. Hu-Dad kept saying, “Not too close,” but, well…you can see the result.

We’re back in Murrells Inlet preparing for the big move to Asheville. The humans busied themselves packing boxes. Being working breed dogs, we appreciate the value of strenuous effort. Typhoon decided the best way he could help with work was to nap strenuously in the yard. Amazingly, Hu-Dad agreed that work productivity increased with Typhoon outside—rare meeting of Royal and human minds.

His Highness Little Prince Typhoon Phooey approves of the sunshine warming his fur and the soft grass tickling his belly. The new yard meets expectations, but his royal daydreams imply much more. Dear Reader, your task today is to complete the royal thought balloon floating over his head. What is our Little Prince thinking?

Alert readers noticed yesterday’s photo showed Typhoon doing something unusual—walking normally and forward. He appreciates your concern and wants you to know backward walking works in Asheville too. He demonstrated on a cool trippy-trapp walkway in our new neighborhood.

Typhoon claims to be a serious dog which is why his various comical positions are such great photographic fodder for the Hu-Dad. In this case, we’re amused with the wide paw spread of those front legs. P.S.—Ignore the Royal Scowl fired at the camera.