Knock His Block Off

Foo and his friend Noelle just love hanging out and playing with the squishy blocks. Of course Foo likes to wear the blocks...

while Noelle's favorite activity is knocking them off the block (Foo).

After the blocks are gone, Foo licks Noelle's hand. She's not entirely sure she likes that part.

But after all is said and done, Noelle says, "Foo, I love you... and your little nose, too!"

Horsing Around!

As Foo and Vanessa played and played, suddenly Vanessa declared that Foo should give her a horsey ride. So on she went and Foo handled it nicely, but he may have to go to the chiropractor now.

Distant Support

Even though Foo was ready to play, he got the call that he would just be a backup for this game, so he took off his helmet so he could see the action better.

But he kept getting distracted by how cool it looked under the closed roof! He's used to fighting the elements in football, but this was pretty neat!

Theatre Outdoors

More than just a gaping black hole out of which will come the hordes of darkness, the Miller Outdoor Theatre is apparently a great place to see plays and concerts. Foo looks forward to coming back here. The actors were apparently still in their cages at this moment.

Play Til You Drop

Foo loves spending time with friends and family at the lake, especially when they're as fun as Vanessa and Hannah the dolphin.

They laughed, they talked, they played, and they wanted to go play in the water, but Vanessa didn't quite make it there before she passed out in the boat after such a fun afternoon!

Playing Dead

While they were playing together, Foo decided it was time that Winchester learned the art of playing dead. Try as he might, Foo just couldn't get Winchester--who kept rolling his eyes at his friend's antics--to grasp the concept and play along.

Encore! Encore!

Foo reprised his onstage role as the Foo Dog statue artifact for year No. 2 at Eastview Middle School in the production Be My Ghost. This year, he even put on a scary costume to dig his teeth into his frightening role. He loves the stage and loves that the crew and student actors really made him look like a star! He gives special thanks to his new friends, the Black Raven and Julia Travis who got to share his spotlight.

The Foo's the Thing

Foo made his acting debut as an Asian artifact lost in a museum basement in Eastview Middle School's production of Night at the Wax Museum, March 11 and 12, 2010! He thanks all his fans for their endless support. He thinks he looks good in the limelight!