Could it be?
Back in the car, yet again. But as we drove on and on, I started to get that prickly feeling. The hairs on my ears rose up and started to point all in one direction, and I knew with that unerring canine sense that helps lost dogs everywhere to find their way, even across continents, that we were headed towards my home. Then I no longer cared how long it took, that I was trapped in my box, that I needed to pee, that I wished I had a squeaky. Everything went by in a blur until I heard a whining, and realized that it was coming from me and that we were driving up my driveway. Then Amy was there and I was dancing with joy and I leapt up and gave Lindsay a big kiss on the nose for bringing me home.