Riding With the King

Last of all, Foo ran into Elvis, who was so drunk on life that he asked Foo to drive his car. Foo goes on a lot of road trips, but he doesn't have his license, so you can guess how that turned out.

There's Waldo!

Foo is always on the lookout for his friend Waldo because that guy gets around almost as much as Foo. Low and behold during Foo's drive through the streets of Galveston, there was Waldo, hanging out way up high.

Farm Training

Foo wasn't entirely sure what to make of this new-fangled contraption he found at the Galveston Railroad Museum. It kinda looked like a train, kinda like a tractor.

Shrug. Whatever... it was still fun to drive!

Hey Baby, Going My Way?

Foo just happened to find this beautiful lady car that was just his size and couldn't resist getting a picture with her. As it turns out, Harriet loves long drives in the country and road-trip adventures just like Foo! They have a date later.

Four-Wheeled Goodness

Foo was so excited with the opportunity to go four-wheeling around the neighborhood at the lake!

Although Jonathan refused to let him actually drive (frankly because Foo is too short and lacks opposable thumbs), Foo did get a great view from the passenger seat so he could feel "free" with the wind in his curls!

Going for a Ride!

Foo was confused, but not entirely upset, to find out his ride on a mule wasn't going to be on the smelly, stubborn animal... He still had fun tooling around in this motorized mule at Lake Livingston.

There's Always Room for Jell-O

Foo visited the Jell-O museum LeRoy, NY, and was weirded out to learn that the original form of Jell-O was made from isinglass and deer antlers. Ewww. While there, he got to drive the Jell-O truck.

He also got to ride the fabulously decorated Jell-O cow backwards.

Then Foo worked his mental powers and started to bend some spoons from the interestingly decorated ceiling of the museum.