Thursday, May 27, 2004
Finally! At Last! Just when we were at the end of our leashes, something is happening. Even though it's still cloudy and dank out, we're going on a little road trip to camp. We'll probably get a couple walks. Sniff a few new blades of grass. Relax on the couch. Dunk our toes in the pond?
It's been a tough haul for us since last Saturday when the rains came. We've been bored. We have cabin fever. This must be how the animals in the Ark felt - no walks, no excitement. Just wet, wet, wet.
Then the humans started ignoring us. They went out in the evening without us TWICE this week. They went away for most of the day THRICE (what else do we have to do with our time but wax poetic?). Did Noah go out for dinner or to a ball game when the Ark was afloat? We hardly think so. He stayed onboard and suffered with everyone else. These humans of ours could be more committed to our pack.
It's been a tough haul for us since last Saturday when the rains came. We've been bored. We have cabin fever. This must be how the animals in the Ark felt - no walks, no excitement. Just wet, wet, wet.
Then the humans started ignoring us. They went out in the evening without us TWICE this week. They went away for most of the day THRICE (what else do we have to do with our time but wax poetic?). Did Noah go out for dinner or to a ball game when the Ark was afloat? We hardly think so. He stayed onboard and suffered with everyone else. These humans of ours could be more committed to our pack.
