
Dear Readers/Viewers,



While Harlow and I take turns driving to our next destination, I would like to take some time and give you some background on the two beloved beauty's we are fighting so hard to save, the two doll's that are the reason for this journey.
Today I will speak of the delightful Gladiss the Wonderful of PowaWOWa. She was just minding her own business when that awful Roxanne ripped her away from normal life.
Gladiss was born many years ago in a beautiful castle in a very far away place. Instantly she become royalty as she was the only living heir to some king who was occupying that castle. She was a joy the day she was born and she remains a joy almost 40 years later.
Gladiss got her 15 minutes of fame when she starred in a very low budget film 150 years ago called "Gone with the Wind". If you haven't heard of it, you're not alone. Many have not.

Once filming was over, it was apparent that Gladiss and her Gone with the Wind co-star, some unknown Ohioan named Clark Gable, (If you haven't heard of him, once again, you are not alone. Many have not) were in love. They exchanged vows in a small ceremony conducted by the precious Reverend Al Sharpton, and spent the next few years having offspring.


After Clark died of coronary thombosis in November of 1960, Gladiss decided to dedicate her time to saving lost Miniature Dachshunds in the city of PowaWOWa. No, that is not where I came into her picture. Like I said, I am a true German. It is, however, where many of my beautiful Dachshund family members were rescued and brought back to life by Gladiss the Great. Isn't Gladiss so adorable? God Bless Her! I will extricate her from the danger that the dragon Roxanne has put her in.
Tomorrow, I will introduce you a little more to Queen Grace of Roosevelta'. Until then, this is Sage Rianna Chase and I am signing out for the evening. Goodnight.














With our brave faces on, Harlow and I took the time to go and speak with the wicked witch on behalf of Samorthy.
And just like that, we were able to trade our little swamp monster free and clear for the freedom of the sweet child, Samorthy. I can only assume that the critter Christine and the Wicked witch Kathy lived happily ever after in Oz. I will never know.





