Throughout these two weeks, people have come and gone and finally a few folks are coming home for at least a few days. But the dogs have always been here and they are completely fine about it. Their life is the epitome of simplicity; happy with a few pats on the head, a walk every once in a while, and a microscopic spot on the clothes-covered floor to pass out on.I think thats what i like about them so much, they don't need a lot to be happy. But today, before making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, we found out that dogs also need a treat or two. Im in the dining room watching the Ghana-Uruguay game and I hear my dad ask "Where did the rye bread go? This is the second loaf!" Well, what he doesn't know and hopefully won't find out is that i came in the house earlier in the day and found a bunch of plates on the ground. I had remembered from a while back that you said Sandy had a knack of jumping on counters and stealing things. But I didn't think much of the plates splattered around on the floor and thought that she was just looking around the counters. Turns out two loaves of the rye bread have gone missing. They were on the counter. We found the plastic wrap in the end. Wonder who the culprit was? Oh well. haha.. life goes on even without rye bread. I know it is hard to believe. That was the big news of the day... Pretty average day in Charlotte. Except the weather was absolutely brilliant. High in the low 80's, with sunset temperature around 75 or so. It was beautiful. Hope the drive back is great! I know sandy will be very happy to see you and hear about your trip (because you tell your dog everything..right?) As will I. Until tomorrow. g'night.
Friday, July 2, 2010
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Im sitting here in my room, its about 11:30, and i just got home from dinner at California Pizza Kitchen and basically loitering at Southpark Mall for hours talking with Hannah, Libba, Izzy, and Ben. Alexi Murdoch is on iTunes...the guy who did most of the Away We Go soundtrack. Caki and Sandy are passes on the growing pile of clothes that cover my room's floor space. Yes, slowly but surely my floor is disappearing. But, surprisingly, Sandy and Caki still find a spot perfect for a late night nap.
Throughout these two weeks, people have come and gone and finally a few folks are coming home for at least a few days. But the dogs have always been here and they are completely fine about it. Their life is the epitome of simplicity; happy with a few pats on the head, a walk every once in a while, and a microscopic spot on the clothes-covered floor to pass out on.I think thats what i like about them so much, they don't need a lot to be happy. But today, before making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, we found out that dogs also need a treat or two. Im in the dining room watching the Ghana-Uruguay game and I hear my dad ask "Where did the rye bread go? This is the second loaf!" Well, what he doesn't know and hopefully won't find out is that i came in the house earlier in the day and found a bunch of plates on the ground. I had remembered from a while back that you said Sandy had a knack of jumping on counters and stealing things. But I didn't think much of the plates splattered around on the floor and thought that she was just looking around the counters. Turns out two loaves of the rye bread have gone missing. They were on the counter. We found the plastic wrap in the end. Wonder who the culprit was? Oh well. haha.. life goes on even without rye bread. I know it is hard to believe. That was the big news of the day... Pretty average day in Charlotte. Except the weather was absolutely brilliant. High in the low 80's, with sunset temperature around 75 or so. It was beautiful. Hope the drive back is great! I know sandy will be very happy to see you and hear about your trip (because you tell your dog everything..right?) As will I. Until tomorrow. g'night.
Throughout these two weeks, people have come and gone and finally a few folks are coming home for at least a few days. But the dogs have always been here and they are completely fine about it. Their life is the epitome of simplicity; happy with a few pats on the head, a walk every once in a while, and a microscopic spot on the clothes-covered floor to pass out on.I think thats what i like about them so much, they don't need a lot to be happy. But today, before making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, we found out that dogs also need a treat or two. Im in the dining room watching the Ghana-Uruguay game and I hear my dad ask "Where did the rye bread go? This is the second loaf!" Well, what he doesn't know and hopefully won't find out is that i came in the house earlier in the day and found a bunch of plates on the ground. I had remembered from a while back that you said Sandy had a knack of jumping on counters and stealing things. But I didn't think much of the plates splattered around on the floor and thought that she was just looking around the counters. Turns out two loaves of the rye bread have gone missing. They were on the counter. We found the plastic wrap in the end. Wonder who the culprit was? Oh well. haha.. life goes on even without rye bread. I know it is hard to believe. That was the big news of the day... Pretty average day in Charlotte. Except the weather was absolutely brilliant. High in the low 80's, with sunset temperature around 75 or so. It was beautiful. Hope the drive back is great! I know sandy will be very happy to see you and hear about your trip (because you tell your dog everything..right?) As will I. Until tomorrow. g'night.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
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I think Sandy has a crush on Clancey. But, unfortunately, Clancey is playing hard to get. Or just annoyed at the taller, younger dog trying to play with him 24/7.
My dad agrees.
Thats all.
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