Wednesday, November 19, 2014
I Cannot Help Myself When it Comes to Plastic
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Ranger is Moving in on My Girl
I do not understand
what is happening. Ranger doesn’t just dislike her, he HATES her! He growls
at her when she reaches him, sometimes when she is being nice to him after he
has extended the invite. He has started greeting her with me at the top of the
stairs when she comes home. With all of that, I was FINE. I can even allow him
to play with her, jumping up several
times in a row to “give her 10.”
Then all of a sudden he is pressed up against her when she sits down and kicks
her feet up. What is happening? I am so confused! Look at her taking this
picture and him pretending to like it! It’s
a lie and she doesn’t seem to know it!
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Homemade Piñata
The other day, I ate a large round balloon…or so I thought.
It was coated in newspaper, flour and water and I’d eaten half the giant piñata
before realizing I didn’t feel so well. I went back through the game room, up
the stairs, through the living room and to the exit pacing frantically in hopes
of an escape to release this toxic poison inside of me and no one came. Yet
just the same, the emergency evacuation happened…all over the hard floors. When
it was discovered by the male species we were immediately released, Ranger and
I, to finish what we (or I) had started. The male semi-hairless species stayed
behind to remove the slippery booby trap he stepped in letting us out in the
dark, but had no idea which of us had done it so there were no punishments.
It was not until when the love of my life returned the next
day from her trip that she walked over to the half eaten piñata and held it
into the air. Immediately, I tucked my tail, looked away, down, sideways
anxiously looking for an escape. Ah, the spare dog bed in the game room! Then,
Ranger got all her petting, and I was BUSTED! Why do I always have to tell on myself?
Sunday, November 9, 2014
The Solar Cover
Today, my sweet master was home scrambling around and
shoving things into a suitcase and before she left she let me outside. She was
so excited to see how much I enjoyed the plastic they left for me folded and
draped neatly over the fence! I think she called it a solar cover, but as she
approached me with the tiny tattered piece I had torn off in the process of
snatching it from the fence and mangling it all over the yard she did not seem
pleased. I did what any intelligent male would do. I tucked my tail and ran
like hell bobbing a weaving while simultaneously looking back, careful not to
take my eyes off of her for long. She dragged my new toy onto the pool deck and
locked it in. I don’t think she wants me to play with it while she is away with
the suitcase.
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