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Dig Another Day
Moose wakes up suddenly, shaking uncontrollably and covered in a icy sheen of sweat.
He had the Dream again, the one where a ginormous bone is floating in the middle of a massive underground cavern, surrounded by thousands of chanting, rabid canines. A bone that’s spitting out lightning bolts that instantly transform any dog that comes near it into a smoking pile of ash.
The lab rats back at HQ have two theories: either Moose needs to see a head doctor—and fast—or the Bone is indeed real, and little Moose has to find it quickly before the entire world as we know it comes to an explosive end. What’s worse, the Bone seems to have Moose’s number, calling out to him every single time he closes his eyes.
Come to me, it whispers. Come closer.
But Moose remembers all those lightning bolts—and is understandably hesitant to risk his own ash. Even if the only alternative is a canine Armageddon.
He had the Dream again, the one where a ginormous bone is floating in the middle of a massive underground cavern, surrounded by thousands of chanting, rabid canines. A bone that’s spitting out lightning bolts that instantly transform any dog that comes near it into a smoking pile of ash.
The lab rats back at HQ have two theories: either Moose needs to see a head doctor—and fast—or the Bone is indeed real, and little Moose has to find it quickly before the entire world as we know it comes to an explosive end. What’s worse, the Bone seems to have Moose’s number, calling out to him every single time he closes his eyes.
Come to me, it whispers. Come closer.
But Moose remembers all those lightning bolts—and is understandably hesitant to risk his own ash. Even if the only alternative is a canine Armageddon.
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Published November 1, 2021
About the author
Rene Fomby
12 books5 followersRene Fomby practices criminal law and civil litigation across the state of Texas in partnership with his son, Adam Fomby, at the Fomby Law Firm in Houston.
After earning an MBA from the University of Texas Graduate School of Business, Rene held a number of senior management positions in high tech and pharmaceuticals. At Xerox Office Systems / Palo Alto Research Center, Rene helped design the stand-alone graphical computer that was later outlicensed to Apple and became the Macintosh. Later, he pioneered the use of marketing analytics in the pharmaceutical industry, headed up global planning for one of the world's largest drug companies, and drove the biggest product launch in biotech history, a protease inhibitor that transformed HIV from a killer to a chronic disease.
Rene also created the world's first handheld computer for doctors and served as Director of the National Healthcare Database under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
At the University of Texas School of Law, Rene was recipient of the Oscar and Ethel Schwartz Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law and the Thomas C. Clark Academic Scholarship in Law, as well as the Patton and Boggs Fellowship in Humanitarian Law. Rene was also recipient of the Dean's Awards for Highest Achievement in Telecommunications Law, Healthcare Law and Advanced Criminal Law, and was honored as the law school's Best Litigator. Rene's very first law suit, filed on the day he was sworn in as a attorney, is now enshrined as a key case in consumer law lawbooks.
Rene has dedicated his life to helping people in need. In addition to his work defending the rights of those in need and in trouble, Rene has founded and led a number of non-profit companies providing healthcare and basic communications services to the poorest members of our society. Rene was a founder of USFon, Inc., a non-profit joint project of the University of Texas Schools of Law and Engineering that provides telephone and Internet service to those who otherwise couldn't afford it. He also co-founded Texas Mission of Mercy, which provided high quality healthcare to the poorest citizens of Central Texas at no cost.
More importantly, Rene is a winemaker, sailor, private pilot, helicopter dad and devoted husband, and is currently owned by three dogs and one very feisty Main Coon cat.
After earning an MBA from the University of Texas Graduate School of Business, Rene held a number of senior management positions in high tech and pharmaceuticals. At Xerox Office Systems / Palo Alto Research Center, Rene helped design the stand-alone graphical computer that was later outlicensed to Apple and became the Macintosh. Later, he pioneered the use of marketing analytics in the pharmaceutical industry, headed up global planning for one of the world's largest drug companies, and drove the biggest product launch in biotech history, a protease inhibitor that transformed HIV from a killer to a chronic disease.
Rene also created the world's first handheld computer for doctors and served as Director of the National Healthcare Database under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
At the University of Texas School of Law, Rene was recipient of the Oscar and Ethel Schwartz Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law and the Thomas C. Clark Academic Scholarship in Law, as well as the Patton and Boggs Fellowship in Humanitarian Law. Rene was also recipient of the Dean's Awards for Highest Achievement in Telecommunications Law, Healthcare Law and Advanced Criminal Law, and was honored as the law school's Best Litigator. Rene's very first law suit, filed on the day he was sworn in as a attorney, is now enshrined as a key case in consumer law lawbooks.
Rene has dedicated his life to helping people in need. In addition to his work defending the rights of those in need and in trouble, Rene has founded and led a number of non-profit companies providing healthcare and basic communications services to the poorest members of our society. Rene was a founder of USFon, Inc., a non-profit joint project of the University of Texas Schools of Law and Engineering that provides telephone and Internet service to those who otherwise couldn't afford it. He also co-founded Texas Mission of Mercy, which provided high quality healthcare to the poorest citizens of Central Texas at no cost.
More importantly, Rene is a winemaker, sailor, private pilot, helicopter dad and devoted husband, and is currently owned by three dogs and one very feisty Main Coon cat.
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