Posts Tagged "Habits"
Happy Easter
It all started a couple of days before Easter, the mail man rang the bell and of course we got all excited about that. Dad answered the door and brought in a package that smelled really yummy. The package was sent from Grandma but said that we cannot open until Easter. Well mom showed us the package and Banjo and Gretchen tried to open it up right then and there. But mom and dad said no and took...
Read MoreThe Irresistible Ponytail Holder
On the way home from getting Daisy and Gretchen, Gretchen found her way up to my shoulder and then found my ponytail holder. She pulled the ponytail holder from my hair, and lost it under the seat. From then on every time they are within reaching distance of my ponytail, they manage to steal the ponytail holder right out of my hair. Sometimes they go to extremes while trying to get the ponytail...
Read MoreUnanswered Question
When the humans are away, the dogs will play! Or will they? The only way we will ever know the answer to this question is if we spy on the three of them with a video camera. We were gone the majority of the day on Friday, which left the dogs up to their own devices. They are in the garage and had access to the back yard while we were away. You would think between the three of them they could...
Read MoreCould they get any closer
I returned home late on Feb. 11 from my San Diego overnighter and found myself greeted with muffled barks the moment I stepped from the car. As I drew nearer to the front door I could see two ecstatic dogs bouncing behind the shear covered window, mixed with short barks, whines, and Heather instructing them to back away so she could open the door. I received a complete smell-over as did my...
Read MoreOut of Town Shenanigans
Being MIA from the household lends itself to a completely absurd set of routines that only my wife is lucky enough to witness. An overnighter in San Diego (i.e. tonight) is a perfect opportunity to share the experiences I have compiled from past business related trips and is strictly limited to hearsay. Pacing, staring at the door, and incessant whining manage to fill what would normally be a...
Read MoreWe Love to Bark!
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