My dog. Yesterday I'm in the
kitchen working on something. I don't remember what. Allie, my dog
who almost died last week, walks up to me and stands there, staring
at the back door.
Oh, I think to myself, I guess
she wants to go out.
I take her out like I always do,
watch as she travels down the stairs. I sit on the door step waiting,
so she'll know she is welcome inside once she's done. She does
nothing. She comes right back in the house.
I get back to work until, only
seconds later, there she stands again, looking for all the world as
though she wants to go out. I repeat the process. Again she does
nothing, and I have to call her to come back in side.
I get back to work, but still she
stands there, looking as though she wants to go out.
“Will you see if you can figure
out what she wants?” I ask my husband.
Michael takes her out, and again
she travels down the stairs only to stand there. When he brings her
back in he says, “She's a Fox.”
“There's a fox in our yard?”
“No, Allie is a Fox. She goes
outside and then forgets why she's there. Must be hereditary.”
He may be on to something...we always say our family is crazy, including the four legged members.
ReplyDeleteI like that. Obviously I was slow to get it, but he was referencing that Bill Cosby bit: My wife is crazy and it's hereditary; she gets it from the kids... or something like that.
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