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”A Chahua-Tiger Love” Oh Tiger,


”A Chahua-Tiger Love” Oh Tiger, oh Tiger, Let that sun shine on you, For you are the clue, The clue to my heart. You are a symbol of Goodness, My days of joy and the cute face, Of that tiresome baby. And OH YES, baby T!, Don’t ever, ever forget, That YOU ARE MY HEART, MY SUNSHINE, and YOU are the LAUGHTER of YOUR SURROUNDINGS. And when mommy adopted YOU, You were so, so small, cuddled, and sleepy, Like a NEWBORN BABY. How could someone just pass you up? NEVER, NEVER would I have done so. You are and ALWAYS WILL BE, The best and MOST blessed gift, That I have received and will receive!
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