Margaret
I named her after a waitress I met when I was in the first grade.
She’s my first dog.
She’s always been more like a cat than a dog.
She’s 10 years old.
I used to use her name for all of my passwords.
She’s a purebred bichon with an unrivaled perm.
She’s royalty when she comes back from the groomers.
She’s never mellow.
I dressed her up until she hated me.
She’s known for the bichon buzz at our house- a burst of energy where she’s a speed demon who wrecks our furniture and wood floors.
She scratches you if you don’t give her scratchy.
She’s the spunkiest and most resilient of all three dogs.
I once spet a valentines day with her feeding her lollipops and trying to tap her tongue every lick- just for giggles.
She always pulls on the leash during walks; like she thinks she’s gonna go somewhere without me.
She’s always there to protect the yard against the evildoers on the sidewalks on the other side of the gate.
She’s like the sister I never had.
I don’t have much time until “she’s” no longer means “she is” and becomes “she was”.