...eating one of my $5 Meijer-brand slippers. How's your day going? 
...eating one of my $5 Meijer-brand slippers. How's your day going?
Cold and wet up here. Surprised how quickly the weather changed after the 1st day of fall.
and Pits? Every one that I've meet in the last 5 years are the biggest babies. sweet dogs.
Our dogs are their usual monster selves.
In reply to Jerry:
He's a very good dog. That occasionally does a minor bad thing.
We need more breed specific legislation to protect the slippers!!!!
We think our puppy has magical ninja pen-finding powers. Leave for work, nothing left out, no pens to be seen... Come home from work, exploded pen shards and black ink all over the couch and presumably her dumb mouth. This is the third time this has happened. Maybe she's stashing and hiding pens with her bones?
Thank goodness for that Sunbrella treatment. That stuff is amazing, worth every penny.
I busted our unidentifiable breed mutt trying to sneak past my bed and into the master bathroom to root through the trash. She tip-toed slowly but when I realized she was heading into the bathroom I cleared my throat. Cue wild scritching as she bolted out the bedroom door back to her bed. What is it with this dog and the bathroom trash? Are used Q-tips and toilet roll tubes like doggy treasure?
I had two cats shake me down as I was eating my ham, egg and cheese sandwich this morning. I may have slipped them some ham in the past. Bad decision.
Just cats demanding attention as I get ready for work.
I spent 10-15 minutes this morning playing possum while my cat petted herself on my face and arm. I thought she'd eventually give up, but that was a silly thought. I was the one who gave in--I got up and fed her.
Margie
Brian wrote: Just cats demanding attention as I get ready for work.
Don't start me on cats...
If you are unaware of a cat breed referred to as the "Cornish Rex" make it a point go get through the rest of your life without knowing anything about them.
My bird is the quietest thing ever.. until she hears me open the curtains in the bedroom. Out into the kitchen, she stamps her feet until I give her an almond. She does not want love, she does not want to be talked to.. she wants that almond and will rip it from your fingers. Unsalted only.. she hates them any other way
Our attack-rabbit Pepper was trying to chew my instrument cables while I've been working this morning.
Marjorie Suddard wrote: I spent 10-15 minutes this morning playing possum while my cat petted herself on my face and arm. I thought she'd eventually give up, but that was a silly thought. I was the one who gave in--I got up and fed her. Margie
Dogs think you're a God because you feed them. Cats think they're a God because you feed them.
As Tiger Mom was getting ready for work this morning our needy cat slipped into the bedroom and planted herself at my side under my hand. Cute, but she also meowed for 5 minutes making sleep utterly impossible. She's a sweet kitty but darned loud at the wrong times.
My cat ha two ways of getting on the bed.
If she just wanted to join us, you wouldn't even know she was there.
But if she wanted attention. BANG
Grtechguy wrote: Cold and wet up here.
So, are we calling this "Dog Nose Weather?"
My dog is no Pit, but he did manage to maul my Martin DX-1 on the 4th of July. Fortunately, it wasn't a super expensive Martin.....but damn, it sure played like one.
and yes...I allowed the dog to live...
We put Bernie (Williams) down last night. Our son's cat that we took on while he went from NYC to LA to Atlanta for six months. Six years later we still have a cat....
He kept puking/crapping all over, was never clean, teeth were bad; vet said probably a thyroid issue. It's time.
Then the key won't go into the ignition on my Jetta, $250 and a new one will be here in a week....
My day is shaping up just fine, where's the wine?
Came home to this the other day..... The rest of the main floor looked the same.
Aside from our cats, my wife and I want a husky when we move somewhere dog friendly. I REALLY want a Timberwolve, but I think a husky is a slightly less bad idea.
My critters live mostly in pens and a reptile barn luckily, But I do have 6 rescue cats in the house, They live the pack mentality for sure. Taught them basic manners but they still have flashbacks to being wild animals on the savanna and tend to act out their instincts an hour before I have to wake up, at 3am.
"Uhh.. what??"
In reply to MulletTruck:
Long commute?
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