Tonight I came home and plopped myself down in front of the computer. I had had a trying day with a fanatical cult of Kirby salesmen who would not leave my house until I ran away. A nice man was at a neighborhood that one of my rental houses is at, offering to shampoo a room's rug for free. Since my professional cleaner did not do a perfect job, I thought what a deal. A rug cleaning company was trying to drum up business and so I decided to try their services. After he started, he said that he was not a rug cleaner but a Kirby saleman! I felt so foolish as I always turn away vacumm sales person and he was on his knees cleaning and would not leave even I had prospective tenants examining the house. I literally drove off with this man still in my empty house. And after I fled I realized that I had not requested his business card so I could give it to the police in case he vandalized the property. I came back later and everything was ok.
I come home, ate some dinner in front of the computer when I hear some whining at the front door. And a fussing and milling about. After about 10 minutes I gave ignoring the fuss and got up and realized the door was partially open with Cody and Bristol anxiously begging for permission to come and visit. I can only assume that they opened the door. These dogs about 70 pounds a piece and very sweet. I let them in and offered them some dog biscuts making them 'sit' before the treat. Bristol is about 1 year old and therefore has not learned patience. But she no longer pees on the floor which is an improvement. My sock used to get wet everytime.
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regna
A dog story. True. This is what happens when we put in lever handles.
Date: 2008-11-14 04:03 am (UTC)I come home, ate some dinner in front of the computer when I hear some whining at the front door. And a fussing and milling about. After about 10 minutes I gave ignoring the fuss and got up and realized the door was partially open with Cody and Bristol anxiously begging for permission to come and visit. I can only assume that they opened the door. These dogs about 70 pounds a piece and very sweet. I let them in and offered them some dog biscuts making them 'sit' before the treat. Bristol is about 1 year old and therefore has not learned patience. But she no longer pees on the floor which is an improvement. My sock used to get wet everytime.
Enjoy the nice days.