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Banjo made his last visit to the farm to visit the pigs. Those that remained were happy to see him, stopped rutting, and ran over to the fence to nose their black friend. Banjo returned the friendly gesture by licking their faces. He has no fear of larger animals

Today, we took Banjo to Kid's Day at the Kohl. The entire facility was accessible. We watched the men's hockey team practice, toured the locker rooms, and posed with the famous Paul Bunyan Ax. Most of his time was spent SITting or DOWNing while standing in queue.

The second half of our day was a women's hockey game. However, before the game started I got called into work, which was an opportunity I couldn't resist. Banjo was stealthy during our encounter and we rode the glass elevator to our exit.

Back to the Kohl Center for the first of three hockey games this weekend. By Monday the goal horn, which sounded four times, won't phase him a bit. After the hockey game, more stealth-like behavior at the restaurant.

Tonight, he received an unnecessary nail trimming, for practice, and a much needed bath, followed by the puppy ZOOMs. He played with every one of his toys and even found a few that were hiding under furniture.

His newest toy can be seen to the left. It was laying on the sofa within puppy range, the ringer no longer works. So if we miss your call - blame Banjo. He also likes remote controls.