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But he was lonely

It’s been a long time since I’ve given you an update on the antics of the idiot dog.  I hate to have you miss out on all that I put up with, but until now I hadn’t been able to obtain photographic proof.

Yesterday, we went to the grocery store.  It wasn’t so bad for a change.  We left Roscoe in the house because it was very cold out and raining off and on.  As we pulled into the driveway, I could see in the kitchen window and I could see Roscoe very clearly.  That shouldn’t have been possible as that is where the kitchen table sits.

I jumped out of the car, readied my phone camera and got this picture:

out the windowHe is laying on top of the kitchen table, looking out the window and waiting patiently for us to return.

 

The little pieces of paper were the cards from a round of Memory that the kids and I were playing before we left.  We were going to complete it when we got home.

Please remember that Roscoe is a good 65 or 70 lbs. 

After you by that stock in Johnson & Johnson I suggested last week, you should probably check into the price of whomever manufactures Lysol and get a few shares of that as well.

One Response to But he was lonely

  • Debby says:

    Looks to me like he had a few of his buds over for one of those poker games you see in those kitchy dog paintings. They probably scattered when you drove up.

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