The Mission from Dog
Gringa Dog LadyAn accidental rescue. Since 2021
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The pretty lady at the tienda
Last Sunday I was one of the first in line at the tienda that opens at 7am.
A handful of drunk party goers, the dudes with Gila Monster logo shirts on dune buggies headed back to Hermosillo and her.
I’m pretty tall. Not interestingly so...
Hormigas
Rocky, post mango, with a frozen towel
Don’t look down, I tell myself. I know what’s coming.
I’m raking poo which is part of life with a dozen dogs. It’s a daily Zen garden raking meditation. The dust bins with long handles made from epo...
Not Free but Three
So I get invites from dumb “job” churning fraud websites like Indeed and such all the time with offers to PAY ME TO TRAIN AI in written and now more popular, VOICE OVERS.
Many dialects. Emotions. Genres.
Excuse me? Like a voice actor? T...
I have a bathing suit
I’m in the Sea of Cortez in a dress.
I love to swim. I’m not a YMCA lap swimmer but I love to float, do some breast strokes in someone’s pool and be outside and in clear ocean water. Like the Caribbean. Where I do not live and from what I...
Strawberry Bleach
The Sicario (retired) is back in town after working in Hermosillo “on cars”. He stops by and looks for work at my house and since it’s been since March, I do have stuff for him to do. Dragging huge dog feed bags filled with poo and leaves o...
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A roll over van accident dropped me in the Mexican desert where there are hundreds of abandoned dogs just wandering around and no one who cared. They took to me and I, them. Stories about accidental rescues.
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