10/11/2026
Well, that was a wild ride. ππ¦
First things first: I'm okay, and I'm back on all four hooves. Took a bit of help, but we'll get to that.
So here's what happened. My humans evacuated Friday and said, "Larry, hold down the fort." I took that seriously. I stood tall. I stood proud. I stood for about four hours. Then Isaias showed up and decided I needed a lesson in wind resistance. Turns out when you're 90% neck, you're also 90% sail.
The good news: there was hardly any water. The bad news: I was surfing the dunes, and the dunes won. I spent a night face-down in the sand practicing what I'm calling advanced horizontal surfing. No giraffe has ever done it before. Not even the great Duke Kahana-moo-neck. I'm a pioneer.
Let this be a lesson to every surfer out there: always wear your leg strap. When the big gust hit, my board tried to make a run for Cozumel. That little strap was the only thing standing between me and a very long swim looking for it. I may have lost my dignity, but I did not lose my board. πββοΈ
Thank you all for checking on me. π And yes, my humans are safe too. They came home and got me back up on my board, so I'm keeping them.
Upright, strapped in, and ready for the next wave. Preferably a smaller one.
Larry π¦
Navarre's Most Persistent Giraffe