That Andy is becoming a world traveller. Not only has he been to Florida, Texas, Virginia Beach and Iowa we now learn that he is getting out his passport once again to visit Darlene in Victoria, BC. We know he has a passport because he recently spent some time with us in New Zealand.
This looks like a good place to rest
Andy appears to make himself at home wherever he lands. He was very tired after his long journey from Texas to Wellington and quickly found himself a comfortable place to rest.
He is a cheerful little chap and everyone just loves him. He visited several places with us (that’s Lotte and me) and the folk at the local hospice particularly enjoyed his visits. On several occasions I have been asked by staff members where he is and they are all agog at the fun we are having with this ‘white elephant armadillo.
Checking he is in the right place and looking for his friends
He started out at Lenore Diane’s house in Georgia and then somehow convinced Lenore Diane that he needed to see the world. Some of my fellow bloggers are multi talented and that LD even speaks Armadillo. Who would have guessed? And is that a form of Cajun French or Louisiana French?
There’s room on this chair for two
He not only gets on well with humans but dogs love him too. Well Lotte at least tolerated him but was no doubt pleased to have her chair and her place in the car back once Andy left.
If you are interested in seeing where Andy has been and catching up on some of his travels (he even went to Beijing and Shanghai with Beth Ann and her lovely husband) go to Lenore Diane’s Adventures of Andy page.
Thanks to Lenore Diane for starting this and to all those other bloggers who have joined in.
I choose how I will spend the rest of my life 
Andy is such a good sport, isn’t he??? He seems to fit in everywhere he goes!!! He spent a lot of time with us in Iowa but also in Washington state, up in Victoria and British Columbia and then on to China with a quick stop on the way home in Japan! I think he is probably the most well traveled armadillo in the world. Even though he was on the no fly list when he was with us I think he must have worked all of that out –or at least he can travel by post!!!! 🙂
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I had such fun with him here, but my grandsons wondered about their Granma on occasions.
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Yes—I am sure my family has wondered a lot also!!! 🙂
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Lovely to hear how Andy’s getting on, I’ll pop over to Lenore’s page to see what he’s up to. 🙂
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Do that Sallyann and maybe he could come over to Oxford. 🙂
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And he’s off again! I’d love to see many of the places he’s been.
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Such a well travelled little chap and isn’t it fun to be involved in something like this!
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I am so looking forward to having Andy here with us. We live on the mainland, in a small municipality south of Vancouver, BC. He will have a fun, relaxing time here. Thanks for the mention.
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He will probably get involved with Amanda in some adventures. He’s a lively little chap. 🙂
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I have been traveling myself, so thanks for the update! We do miss him from when he passed through TX.
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We had such fun with him here too and miss him!
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I thought to myself “I wonder if Andy would like to come to London” — then I remembered, for more than fifty years I’ve lived in California, not London. Long-term memory loss.
God bless, Christine
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Well I am sure he would love to come to California. Go over to Lenore-Diane’s post and see where he is off to next. Love you big sister. 🙂
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oh, what wonderful adventures Andy continues to have!
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He’s some lucky armadillo indeed!
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Andy is coming to Canada? I think he should fly across to the East Coast once he’s done visiting Victoria, don’t you?
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I am sure the little guy would enjoy that. We lived for a while in Montreal – where are you?
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I was born in Montreal back when it was the biggest city in Canada. I’ve been living in Nova Scotia for five years now. Where in Montreal did you live?
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We lived in Beaconsfield Joss out to the west of the city. A reasonably new (then) area of mostly English speaking people. One of my current neighbours was born and brought up near to where we lived. Isn’t that amazing!
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