I have a dog named Bear which I share owner ship with my cousin because I'm not allowed to have a dog where I live. Bear is suppose to be a guard dog but instead he turned out the opposite. Bear is a chow chow that means he is super fluffy. That means that his fluffiness causes people to want to go and hug him. Over the time now that people hug him so much he is now a soft dog. Bear does not even bark at dogs that are just walking by the fence. Instead he goes for the smallest animals.
Once when I was doing my training in the ambulance we received a 911 call about a lady who is having trouble breathing. As we arrived to her house I notice that the lady only spoke Spanish. At that time I was the only one in the crew who spoke Spanish the paramedic only spoke English. As I try to help her she refuses care and only wants the "gringo" to help her. As the paramedic went to help her she got undressed and started to say in Spanish Ill do anything for the white boy. She undressed so fast we had to cover her in blankets and was screaming to me to translate this to him in English "there is only love for the white men and blue eyes".
I was born in Texas and moved here to Imperial because of the weather. At the time I was in Texas my brother and I worked as cowboys in the farm. We were living the life of chewing tobacco and riding horses. Sometimes well go out in shoot while listening to country music in the Chevy. I loved my cowboys days so much I tattooed two cowgirls on my back saying home sweet Texas. One of the girls tattooed on my back says 'Round them up Cowboy". Those were the golden days in Texas.
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