When i returned home, they informed me that callous stereotypes of cats and dogs are wrong. Those stereotypes don't fit all situations and all circumstances. They were very eloquent.
see?
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
A lesson in stereostypes
One my first day at my new job, i left my dear little ones locked together in the laundry room. I made sure they would be as comfortable as possible. I created a bed for the cat at the top of some milk crates so he could get away from the dog if he so needed. I brought the dog's super comfy bed into the room and set it facing the door, knowing that would be the best place for her to wait for me. I gave them each a kiss goodbye and went to work.
When i returned home, they informed me that callous stereotypes of cats and dogs are wrong. Those stereotypes don't fit all situations and all circumstances. They were very eloquent.
see?
When i returned home, they informed me that callous stereotypes of cats and dogs are wrong. Those stereotypes don't fit all situations and all circumstances. They were very eloquent.
see?
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5 comments:
ha! classic.
awesome! Do you lock your cat up because he is evil or so that the dog has company?
the litter box is in the laundry room and he makes such a mess with it, i don't really want it any where else. I could lock up faith in the bathroom, but she wouldn't have as much space. So i felt that it would be better to put them together. Plus, they really do like being around eachother....admittedly faith enjoys it more than bob.
That picture is just soo classic!!
Is it just me or does faith look ever so slightly demented in this photo?
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