THE BOOK OF BARKLEY: Pizza Bones

Friday, June 30, 2017

Pizza Bones

MMMM. Friday is Pizza Bones night, and Mom got our local favorite from Chicago's Sarpino's that has the thick, chewy but soft inside, edge that makes "bones" that are not too thick and not too thin. Mom also likes that Sarpino's of La Grange gives extra free garnishes and your choice of free dipping sauce.

Yum! Pizza Bones for Me!

Because the fresh pizza had ingredients not safe for doggies Mom reheated me up some pizza bones from last week that she froze and then thawed out so they'd be fresh. The slices just had a light (requested) topping of sausage. Yummers.

The new pizza has chopped fresh garlic, which is dangerous for dogs plus pineapple and olives. My Mom likes WEIRD pizza. She also got creamy garlic dipping sauce - I'm keeping a close eye out for vampires.

Dad won't mind the funky toppings. His flight was two hours late so he won't have eaten for a long time when he rolls in here later tonight so I think he would eat the pizza if topped with styrofoam packing pellets and chopped shingles.

For tips on how to make perfect reheated pizza for dog or man, visit

Mom's Healthy Living Blog

Abby T. Lab

6 comments:

Yamini MacLeanJuly 1, 2017 at 6:11 AM
Hari OM
Your very own speshully pawpared reheat of aged pizza??? you lucky puppy!!! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
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The Army of FourJuly 1, 2017 at 2:54 PM
You get to have pizza?!?! That is awesome. Our mom is too mean.
Cammie!
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MurphyJuly 1, 2017 at 3:25 PM
Maybe we can stop over and have some pizza bones with you Abby?

Your Pals,

Murphy & Stanley
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♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥July 1, 2017 at 5:25 PM
Is there any left - Mom is drooling?

Woos - Lightning and Misty
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Ruby Rose and the Big Little Angels 3July 1, 2017 at 9:14 PM
Pizza bones for dogs? You have blown our minds. It is a whole new world
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C.L.W.STEPJuly 1, 2017 at 11:10 PM
That looks absolutely delicious! Yum!
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No one who has ever had a dog as a companion will be able to read The Book of Barkley: Love and Life through the Eyes of a Labrador Retriever by L. B. Johnson with dry eyes.

Johnson tells the story of her life, from childhood to adulthood, from the perspective of her relationship with Barkley, a Lab that she got when he was just a stubborn ball of fur who ‘selected’ her when she viewed the litter of which he was a part. Her descriptions of adjusting to Barkley’s presence in her life, and how this helped her come to terms with and understand her past and learn to take life a day at a time on her own terms will resonate profoundly with anyone who has fallen in love with a dog and had to learn to live with its loss.

This is a story of unconditional love and acceptance, the kind that asks nothing but love in return. As Johnson and Barkley forge bonds of trust and understanding, she also strengthens her human relationships.

This is much more than a mere memoir – it is a story of life and how to live it, and how we humans can learn to live our lives better if we’d only learn to live it like a dog does. The author uses language well, with descriptions of animals, people, and places so vivid you feel that you can feel the textures, smell the odors (pleasant and otherwise) and hear the whining of a puppy needing to go out to do its business. Life can be sad or happy, and the author takes us through it all – a trip that you won’t regret taking. A five-star book that definitely merits the Awesome Indies Seal of Excellence

About Barkley and His Mom

My Mom started this blog due to requests from friends who wanted a place to go for stories of her furry friend Barkley that weren't in the book and stories of my rescue and new life in my furever home. She donates all of the proceeds from her writing to animal rescue and groups that train search and rescue and service dogs but that's OK, as she still gives me lots of dog treats and toys.

The Book of Barkley is Mom's first memoir. She used to be a jet pilot for somebody's Uncle but now has a Ph.D. in something involving science and forensics which is like TV but without expensive suits or cleavage. Additional mayhem is provided by my Dad and our 100-year-old "fixer upper" Mission Bungalow.

Her second memoir "Saving Grace - A Story of Adoption" was published in April of 2015". Her Third Book - "Small Town Roads", her first Fiction Novel was published October of 2016 and was an NPR selected "2017 must read" and 2017 Readers Favorite International Book Award GOLD for "Fiction - Religious Theme". Her 4th book, "Calexit, The Anthology", a Novella with other authors, was published in October of 2017 and was on the Amazon Best Seller's list two days later. Her fifth book "True Course - Lessons from Life Aloft" was a #1 best seller at Amazon 24 hours after publishing so I think she has been bribing you all with treats.

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