Wednesday The 13th (aka It's 45° For The Love Of Pete!)

ecchi · 2015-05-13, 01:14 PM

Nice and warm here today. Made the most of it walking with the dogs for much of the day, because the radio said that tomorrow the weather turns to shit (although they may have used more meteorological sounding terms than "turns to shit").

Puppy News
My friend said "put his basket by the bed and he will sleep in it good as gold". He neglected to mention that the ridgeback would bring "farty the raccoon" to bed with him and sit in the basket causing it to make farting noises while I was trying to sleep.

Or that when the ridgeback thought I was asleep he would sneak up onto the bed and lie with his head on my stomach, the raccoon still in his mouth and still making farting noises.

Even when I had taken the raccoon from him, he was still a pain. Wanted to sleep leaning against me, but he is big and strong, so for "leaning against me" read "slowly pushing me out of bed".

Then the husky joined us. It is a double bed, but two dogs take up a lot of room. By the time I got to sleep I had about eighteen inches of bed left to me!

Woke up in the middle of the night as I felt myself slowly sliding off the bed. The ridgeback had finally succeeded in pushing me out!

2015-05-13, 01:14 PM	#5
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Nice and warm here today. Made the most of it walking with the dogs for much of the day, because the radio said that tomorrow the weather turns to shit (although they may have used more meteorological sounding terms than "turns to shit"). Puppy News My friend said "put his basket by the bed and he will sleep in it good as gold". He neglected to mention that the ridgeback would bring "farty the raccoon" to bed with him and sit in the basket causing it to make farting noises while I was trying to sleep. Or that when the ridgeback thought I was asleep he would sneak up onto the bed and lie with his head on my stomach, the raccoon still in his mouth and still making farting noises. Even when I had taken the raccoon from him, he was still a pain. Wanted to sleep leaning against me, but he is big and strong, so for "leaning against me" read "slowly pushing me out of bed". Then the husky joined us. It is a double bed, but two dogs take up a lot of room. By the time I got to sleep I had about eighteen inches of bed left to me! Woke up in the middle of the night as I felt myself slowly sliding off the bed. The ridgeback had finally succeeded in pushing me out!