I think that would be a splendid sight
Manx sheep wrestling in creamed corn, anyone?
[worried look]
You sure youāre getting enough gin, Gus?
evidently not!
I am being draggged quackwards with temp shortness of breath ad wheezing
Dammnita\nd buggrit
Ah. Iām sure an extra pint or so wonāt do any harmā¦
Buggrit indeed, Twellsy.
Right Iās back
clutching antibās that look like heffalump pills and LARGE extravagant stair rod numbers of pills
Iām glad youāre back home, Twellsy, but very sorry that you have yet another pulmonary illness.
Soo xx
Have you ever been offered pulmonary physiotherapy, Twellsy? Might be worth enquiring if not.
Sorry if that is an unwanted interference or suggestion of the bleedinā obvious.
Oh, and get well soon. Hoof those idle felines out from the prime spot by the Warm and bask in it yerself, dere.
Satisfactory indeed. I had a Labradoodle leaning on me yesterday and pinning my foot to the floor with one paw so that the head rubbing would not stop.
I was twice treated to the leanings of a Great Dane, Janie. If anything can knock one sideways, that breed can.
Weāll be off to the Scottish Borders, tomorrow. There is a house we rather fancy and a decent-looking restaurant nearby. Best wishes to Carinthia xx, for getting through another Monday, and Twellsy xx for getting through another chest infection without hospitalisation.
Best nights, Cellarites,
Soo xx
The dog to hold you down by sitting lovingly on your feet is the Briard. So definite is this that on one occasion, when I was waiting at a pedestrian light and two enchanting bundles of black hair came and sat themselves one on each of my feet while their owner tried to move them with their leads, I smiled and said āBriards?ā and she was so surprised that I recognised them she dropped both leads. āHow did you know that?ā she exclaimed; I pointed to them and said, āBut they are sitting on my feet,ā as all the explanation needed. They were indeed Briard pups: five months old, and just beginning to realise their duty in life, which is clearly to sit on any stationary foot which they encounter.
Iād love a pack of Briards to sit on my tiny frozen feet, Fishers.
Soo xx
ā¦echoes of "Three-Dog Night" start flitting through this ancient mind!
I would be tempted to get at least one for the same reason except that they do need exercising.
Quite a lot of exercising, regrettably/happily in my case, Fishers. Iād dearly love almost any sort of canine, but have taken to calling my treadmill āFidoā. Feck.
Off to bed,
Soo xx
ā¦well then, you can exercise you footsies at the same time, thus removing the need to warm them up! (Q.E.D.)
Question: Dare I venture into the WorldOfMiddenScrapings today, folks?
Leonburghers are another leaning K9
Gus dear I have a set of exercises that I do daily when I am up to them
Bespoke by a speech terrorist as my vocal chords get involved
But I cannot do these sans voice
Who cheered my having no voice?
Oooh, exciting. Safe journeys and good luck.
G xxx
Gin, Soo
Lots ovvit
Tenters Hitched fer Scotland
Carinthia.xx