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The Dog Had Already Decided (Sgt. Puppy's Field Notes, July 30)

Erin Wood
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Today's field note from Sgt. Puppy and the morning watch at Camp Puppy Haven, Vermont.

Typewriter-style note on cream paper, dated 07/30/26. Three paragraphs of monospace text reading: "Camp Puppy Haven, Vermont. The dirt road, soft again from the rain. The mailboxes leaning at the corner. The honor stand, cash box out in the weather. A gray sky low over all of it, in no hurry. Last on the list, the dogs. It was Thursday, July 30th. It was gray and cool in Camp Puppy Haven, the rain holding off. We were working the day watch out of Low-Sky Detail. My partner's Doris. The boss is Captain Vera. My name's Puppy. A woman canceled the cookout, then uncanceled it, then went out to check the sky again. Her dog had already decided the day was fine." Signed THiNK LiKE A DOG.

Camp Puppy Haven, Vermont. The dirt road, soft again from the rain. The mailboxes leaning at the corner. The honor stand, cash box out in the weather. A gray sky low over all of it, in no hurry. Last on the list, the dogs.

It was Thursday, July 30th. It was gray and cool in Camp Puppy Haven, the rain holding off. We were working the day watch out of Low-Sky Detail. My partner's Doris. The boss is Captain Vera. My name's Puppy.

A woman canceled the cookout, then uncanceled it, then went out to check the sky again. Her dog had already decided the day was fine.


Sgt. Puppy's Field Notes are published most weekday mornings.

Read the full series at Camp Puppy Haven.

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