Wednesday, August 29, 2012


Coming home!
I came home on Sunday from my ten days of camping, on Monday I was sick as a dog got the damn flu. So hubby helped out a lot, walking the dog and doing things around the house. I was in bed for two day with fever. And when I have a fever I can shower all I want it just doesn’t help. I still have two weeks left of my holiday (yippee) It’s been three days since I wrote anything and that bothers me most of being sick L.  As for the reading part ..I have much audio books thank god because reading with fever isn’t doable.

Sad news!
Furthermore my neighbors sister died this week at the  age of 47 What can I say. Fair, not fair? It is what it is life can be a bitch sometimes.  She was a wonderful woman with a powerful spirit RIP sweetie.
Tonight they all go to church to pray for her, I’m sick so I’m stuck at home.

Is it the dog or the human!
More bad news, hubby came back from walking with Max and Max’s doggie friend a very cute little pooch was bitten to death in the park were we always take our Max *shudder*  A small li’ll doggie bitten to death by two huge dogs, how awful is that!

And the man who owned the little doggie tried to help his doggie he got bitten so severely, he ended up in the hospital the man has a heart condition and is already very sick.
Why want people big, big dogs? Is it because they themselves are insecure, I would say 90% of those people are very insecure and by having a big mean dog they feel like a man. Losers  In my humble opinion. My hubby walks with our doggie and doesn’t feel less of a man.

Men who walk with small dogs are the real men, they have confidence and don’t feel less of a man when walking a small dog.

And it’s the human who is at fault when the dog becomes dangerous, it’s all about knowing how to raise your dog. And if you don’t know how to, then there are dog schools. They are able to help train your dog so the dog becomes balanced.
Balanced dogs are not dangerous they are social and won’t kill other dogs.


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