Continued: The Puppy Princess
  Book#1 in The Puppy Princess Series
"What does that mean, infinite?" Marilyn asks.

Caboodle explains, "There are no boundaries for anything, only if you set them yourself.  If you think there is no such thing as doggie ice cream treats, then you will never find such a thing.   Marilyn, do you know why?"

"Why?" Both Marilyn and Lollie ask.

"Because you'll never know where to look, thus you will never find it.  Not only will you not know where to look, but you won't know to even start looking, if you yourself have already decided that none exist.  So in your world, none do exist."

"Unless you open yourself up to the possibilities," a bored Tut responds.

"You already know this too, Tut?" Marilyn asks.

"Only because I've been across from Caboodle for 33 days now."

Boom. Boom.

"Tut, be quiet," Caboodle says as she listens.

All of a sudden barking breaks out down the aisle.

"What?  What is it!  Is it the ice cream truck?� Caboodle says excitedly.

"Have you ever seen an ice cream truck or any vehicle for that matter drive down the aisle, Miss Caboodle?" Tut asks.

"Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean that it couldn't happen."

"Yes, I know.  But just stop and think for a minute here.  I know you're smart, so I'm going to help you tap into your intellectual powers hidden deep inside that big pouf ball sitting on the top of your head."

Caboodle starts to interrupt Tut but he puts up his paw and motions for her to let him finish.

"There will be no ice cream truck or other such vehicle driving down the aisle for one simple reason."

"What?" Caboodle says.

�It simply will not fit." Tut states.
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