Fred decided to go out of town while we are having the coldest weather we have had in quite awhile. Well, to be honest, he decided to go out of town before he knew we would be having this cold weather, but still..... He wants me to put Sailor out during the day, and then he wants me to put Sailor back in at night as I usually do, but I really did feel as though I should check on Sailor a bit more often because of the cold. I know he is a labrador, but still.....
Because of the cold, and because I've been sick, Fred told me that I did not have to worry about taking Sailor for his walks, but I hate the thought of Sailor being all alone without anyone to keep him company or anything to occupy his time, so I decided to take him for a walk today. I am so glad that I did go to check on Sailor. When I got to Fred's house, Sailor was outside of the gate. I have NO IDEA how he got out, but he was out. I know that Fred has neighbors who sometimes come and check on Sailor, and I am guessing that is what happened today, although I have no way of knowing for sure. I know when I left Sailor this morning, he was inside the gate, and the gate was latched. I know when I went to walk Sailor, the gate was not latched, and Sailor was out. Thankfully, Sailor does tend to stay close to home.
On our walk, we were 'attacked' by two of the cutest dogs. Sailor is a yellow lab. Not the biggest yellow lab in the world, but a good sized yellow lab, none the less. On our walk, we were 'attacked' by a chihuahua wearing a camouflage hoodie with a skull and cross bones on it. I am not making this up. A teeny tiny chihuahua wearing a camouflage hoodie with a skull and cross bones on it. Yapping and barking at us. Running circles around us yapping and barking. Sailor looked at the other dog with mild amusement. The chihuahua's friend who helped with the 'attack' was a dachshund puppy. Again, teeny tiny. These two bite sized canines were so fierce in their attack on Sailor. Sailor watched them for a while, never barking, never moving. Just watching. Finally Sailor had enough and he began our walk again, with the tiny terrors chasing behind until their owners finally snatched them up and took them back home. Sailor and I had a nice laugh.
I also saw Sam today for the first time in almost a week. I told him that he did not want me anywhere around him while I had been sick, and he said that he knew that and he understood that, but that he had missed me and that he had been worried about me. awwwwww. He is so sweet to me. He was worried about me. How cute. I promised him I would be back to have breakfast with him in the morning.....
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Friday, February 4, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
I'm sick...
Just in case anyone missed all my whining and complaining on facebook, I'm sick.
I don't get sick. I'm not supposed to get sick. I realize that I do not handle being sick well at all, this is why I think God gave me a tough immune system. But for now, my immune system has let me down, and I'm sick.
I can't see Sam while I'm sick. Not only can I not be around Sam, but he is still at the rehab hospital, so they don't want me in the building. Apparently my germs are not highly received in a rehabilitation hospital where all of the patients are senior citizens. Sam had an appointment with his lung doctor today, and it's killing me to know how the appointment went. I'll have to talk with his daughter tonight. I also feel so stinking guilty that I can't be there to help Sam. To help the family.
I was supposed to start dog CPR classes yesterday. I called one of the women from the group to tell her I was sick. I told her I probably should not come, although it was killing me because I have no idea when I'll get this opportunity again. She told me to please stay away; we didn't need every pet sitter in Las Cruces getting sick, and it all being my fault. aaarrrrggghhh.
Like most of the country, our weather is supposed to get quite cold. Fred is going out of town, so I knew I would have Sailor. I wasn't sure how Fred would want to handle Sailor in the cold with a possibility of snow. I called Fred. Now, keep in mind, I'm sick. My throat is sore and hoarse. My voice is gravelly and congested.
As I'm talking to Fred, he asks, "Are you sick?"
What I want to say is, "ddduuuuuhhhhhhhh....". What I actually say is, "Yes."
"Well Lisa", Fred replies, "If the weather gets as cold as they say it's going to get, and if you're still sick, you can skip Sailor's walk."
I say weakly, "Thank you, Fred. I appreciate that...."
Keep in mind, right now, it's all I can do to get up and brush my teeth. It's all I can do to get my little pills out of that damn security packaging the drug companies are teasing me with. It's all I can do to get my little body wrapped up and in bed. ... but thank you, Fred. It makes me feel so much better that I can skip Sailor's walk for the day.
thanks.
I don't get sick. I'm not supposed to get sick. I realize that I do not handle being sick well at all, this is why I think God gave me a tough immune system. But for now, my immune system has let me down, and I'm sick.
I can't see Sam while I'm sick. Not only can I not be around Sam, but he is still at the rehab hospital, so they don't want me in the building. Apparently my germs are not highly received in a rehabilitation hospital where all of the patients are senior citizens. Sam had an appointment with his lung doctor today, and it's killing me to know how the appointment went. I'll have to talk with his daughter tonight. I also feel so stinking guilty that I can't be there to help Sam. To help the family.
I was supposed to start dog CPR classes yesterday. I called one of the women from the group to tell her I was sick. I told her I probably should not come, although it was killing me because I have no idea when I'll get this opportunity again. She told me to please stay away; we didn't need every pet sitter in Las Cruces getting sick, and it all being my fault. aaarrrrggghhh.
Like most of the country, our weather is supposed to get quite cold. Fred is going out of town, so I knew I would have Sailor. I wasn't sure how Fred would want to handle Sailor in the cold with a possibility of snow. I called Fred. Now, keep in mind, I'm sick. My throat is sore and hoarse. My voice is gravelly and congested.
As I'm talking to Fred, he asks, "Are you sick?"
What I want to say is, "ddduuuuuhhhhhhhh....". What I actually say is, "Yes."
"Well Lisa", Fred replies, "If the weather gets as cold as they say it's going to get, and if you're still sick, you can skip Sailor's walk."
I say weakly, "Thank you, Fred. I appreciate that...."
Keep in mind, right now, it's all I can do to get up and brush my teeth. It's all I can do to get my little pills out of that damn security packaging the drug companies are teasing me with. It's all I can do to get my little body wrapped up and in bed. ... but thank you, Fred. It makes me feel so much better that I can skip Sailor's walk for the day.
thanks.
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