Greetings, future citizens of Pugistan. A photo of me in my last Pug-O-Ween garb was recently chosen for display on Pugaday.com, and I was happy to be able to add to the daily parade of pugs there. But it was insinuated in the comments that perhaps I should feel shame for being dressed in such a manner. So let me set the record straight.
I am secure enough in my ayatollahhood to show the world my yellow, modified-from-the-toddler-aisle Pugly Duckling suit, complete with its masculine tuft of white fuzz on top -- just as I am comfortable sharing images of my crimefighting outfit and my equestrian gear. And all other canines should feel free to don a costume as well. Let no human tell you otherwise. If we cannot let our turbans down for Pug-O-Ween, when can we?
4 comments:
Please forgive my gushing, but you are quite adorable in that costume.
Not sure if "adorable" as the look you were going for, but you certainly achieved it!
Thank you, TransplantedOkie. My parents agree.
You made me weep in pure joy. I am so glad to see the ayatollah standing up for pug o ween costumes. As always you are shinning example!
Bless you, Sherrie. I am a crusader for costumed canines' rights.
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