I’m in a foul mood today, so this communiqué will be short. It’s been raining for three days and three nights. One more day of this miserable weather and I’m going to have Andrew build us an ark. Well, maybe not, seeing as how we already live on a boat. “We” being myself, Danny the Dog, and my human, Andrew.
What I don’t like about rain is that it’s wet. It soaks your fur; it keeps you inside when you could be out chasing iguanas or running down a tantalizing scent. And to top it off, it brings thunder with it. And I don’t like thunder! Another thing I don’t like about rain is that one has to go outside to do one’s “business.” Hey … I can hold it. I’ll wait until it’s dry outside, but Andrew insists that I go out at least twice a day. Rain or shine.
When it’s raining, Andrew puts on some sort of yellow getup that keeps him dry, but does he have one of those things for me? Nope!
For three days now, he’s taken me—against my will—outside with him in the rain. If I knew how to use a phone, I’d report him to the Humane Society. But I show him. When we get back home, I jump up on the bed and roll around until I’m nice and dry. I don’t mind wet sheets, but for some reason Andrew seems to.
So, here I sit at the computer, and I know with a certainty that the big lummox is going to come to me any minute and say, “Okay, boy. Let’s go for a walk.”
And I’ll be thinking, “Okay, human; how about I just bite you instead?”
Here he comes. The next time we talk, I’ll let you know if we went out in the rain or if I bit him.
Aw, Danny, you make me laugh. I think wet sheets is a great revenge. He needed to get you your own raincoat!
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Danny believes God invented sheets for one purpose only. To get dry on.
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Why don’t you ask Andrew to take off that slicker and go potty in the rain with you? I’ll bet that will change him. Although, of course, I suspect that maybe he has already done that. Enjoyed the post.
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Have you been following us on our walks?
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Yes. I also read and reviewed the book. I know you went into the drink.
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Lol! I don’t think Danny would like a slicker. It would be hard to do one’s business. 🙂 Hope the weather passes and the sun shines again soon!
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Danny’s in a better mood now (thank God!). The sun has finally come out.
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I agree, Danny. Rain is nasty and wet. I don’t like it either, even though, as a human I can wear a mack. (UK word.)
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Danny appreciates you agreeing with him. He wants to know if he can come and live with you in the UK.
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If he doesn’t like rain, it’s not a good move, but I’d love to have him.
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Oh, Danny, you would NOT have liked being all trussed up in a slicker. Biting seems the only way to go here.
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Danny agrees with you … about the biting part.
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I have never met a dog that didn’t like the rain… plenty of cats though… Personally, I love the stuff…
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Danny says, “To each his (or her) own. But he still doesn’t like water.
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A lot of the sheep around Edinburgh wear raincoats. So, I’m sorry to say, so many of the dogs. My sister once sent my dog a yellow raincoat that matched mine but Peri explained that she wouldn’t be caught dead in it.
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If I had tried to put a raincoat, sweater, or a funny hat on Danny he would have bitten me for sure. Then run away from home, in all likelihood
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Can’t say I would have blamed him. BUT I’ve have people come up to me in Scottish parks and chastise me for being a bad dog-mom because my (incredibly thickly-furred) dog didn’t have a coat and boots. BOOTS! She would have been away with Danny for sure.
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