The funny thing about having a new dog is that there are “new” going on. There are new habits to teach and learn, and new joys to experience.
Another thing about the new dog is that our schedule has been challenged to adjust again. This will be even further stressed when the kids return to school next week. Still, I’ve been going to bed later, getting up earlier, dressing in a hurry so that I can walk each dog, and tire the pup out a bit, prior to leaving for work. It’s been tiring to say the least.
I was in a meeting yesterday when I became aware of a familiar smell. “Is that ME?” I wondered. Of course it was. Who else could it be?
I tried to examine my shoes as discreetly as possible without being noticed. In the crevices of my right shoe were the ruminants of foul dog excrement – not a lot, but just enough. I wondered if the girl next to me could smell it too. Was she wondering if I had crapped my pants like some senile, old woman? *sigh*
The meeting could not have ended soon enough.
Now call me paranoid, but even though I have since tromped through numerous puddles of water, I swear that I can still smell a hint of stink. I’d hate to be know forever more as the girl who smells like dog doo.
Wes says
If she HAD thought you had crapped your pants, that would be a hoot. I wonder how I could use that trick to my advantage in a meeting. Pardon me? Something smells. Is that you? :-)
Javamom says
I bet you were the only one that noticed!
backofpack says
Wow, gone a few days, missed a lot of posts! I liked your year in review – that must have taken some time to put together. You really came through a tough year well.
Love the new dog stories!
waddler26.6 says
I love new puppy stories. Keep us updated-any photos also.
bex says
That’s happened to me more than once. In fact, I still have a pair of shoes on the back patio that I need to spray with water.