Foxy Loxy the Chihuahua

This is one of the hazards of shopping for gifts, especially for kiddies. You end up bagging something extra for yourself. :P Yes, yes, I could be such a kid myself but how can I resist such cuties. If you're one of my friends, you'd know that the exclamation "That's so cute!" is not so uncommon with me, especially when I'm in the mall. And so, yes, I bought an extra toy because I fell in love with her when I saw her. Saw her when I was shopping for a gift for a two year-old cutie. I bought a fuzzy St. Bernard puppy stuffie for the said little boy and her for moi. I dub her Foxy Loxy. I'm sometimes unoriginal, so sue me! :P

She's so cute, with that slightly lopsided grin. The tag says she's a chihuahua but I've decided then and there that she's a fox. And I get to have the last say because I am the master. :P

Besides, she doesn't look like a chihuahua. Does she look like a chihuahua to you?

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