A Manifesto by Mojo the Frenchie

Listen. Iâve been thinking.
If I had thumbs⌠this whole household would be under strict new management. The way I see it, Iâm already doing 90% of the emotional labor around here. All I need is a pair of opposable digits and Iâd go full CEO.
Letâs walk through the improvements, shall we?
đ 1. Appointment Overhaul
First order of business: cancel half of Momâs calendar.
If I had thumbs, Iâd tap through that little portal app and delete every appointment that isnât necessary.
The ones where they poke her? Gone.
The ones where she comes home and cries? Cancelled.
The one where they act like sheâs being âdramaticâ? BLOCKED.
New schedule includes:
blanket time back scratches (hers and mine) naps rewatching âGilmore Girlsâ and crying safely without strangers watching
đ 2. Fridge Liberation
I know whatâs in there.
Iâve seen the chicken.
Iâve smelled the shredded cheese.
Iâm aware of the existence of whipped cream.
And yet⌠Iâm denied. Sheâs denied. Thereâs a whole stash of comforting snacks that nobody is accessing fast enough.
If I had thumbs? That fridge would be open so often itâd apply for joint custody.
Iâd prepare little snack trays for Mom when sheâs nauseous and pretend itâs a fancy spa. Iâd feed her crackers like sheâs royalty.
Iâd probably eat half the tray, but thatâs not the point.
The point is: comfort would be immediate and carb-heavy.
đŚ 3. Online Shopping Would Be an Extreme Sport
Cart? Full.
Wishlist? Miles long.
Regret? None.
Iâd order Mom:
Ten fuzzy blankets (each softer than the last) A tiara A shirt that says âIâm tired. Itâs permanent.â Comfy pants with sparkles, because why not And a weighted dinosaur pillow because healing is weird
For myself:
A heated orthopedic bed Frenchie-sized slippers A gold chain collar And matching tiaras for us both, obviously. Weâre a unit.
đą 4. Insurance Wouldnât Dare
One text. Thatâs all Iâd send:
âDeny her coverage one more time and see what happens.â
No emojis. Just fear.
đ§ź 5. Baths? Abolished.
While weâre here: Iâd outlaw surprise baths.
Iâd pass a strict âno wet dog smell before 3 PMâ regulation. Maybe even write a law about how if youâre bald and sick, you get to decide who showers. Looking at you, husband.
â¤ď¸ 6. More of What Matters
If I had thumbs, I wouldnât just run things more efficiently. Iâd hold her hand. Properly.
Iâd brush the hair that isnât there, just because she misses the ritual. Iâd tuck her in when sheâs too tired to do it herself. Iâd write her notes in the morning that say:
âYouâre still here. Iâm still here. Weâve got this.â
I donât have thumbs. But I do have paws. And presence. And a stare that can melt a glacier or terrify a nurse. Iâm doing the best I can.
But if the universe ever upgrades me?
Everyone better watch out.
-Mojođž






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