BumSplodgeBrownPants
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Nice one GN... My wife has told me I need to kill my auto Zamaldelica soon, apparently it is stinking up the neighbourhood and I may be noseblind to it!I'd just like to apologise to anyone that might have responded to a post I might have made - and I fail to respond in kind - I'm just too busy generally - although I do make an attempt usually to respond - but life and it's responsibilities seems to not give me enough time to get to everything I should be getting to - so it seems -
Anyway - life goes on - and today I find myself at 6.15pm - getting kinda sleepy- since it's been a busy day - up at 4am to take this little rascal of a mutt pup out for a walk - then off to feed and pet Spanky and Smudge - my friends cats - who live a good mile or more away - so I always walk that - then walked home = another mile - had a coffee - and headed - off walking again up Surbiton Hill - to the Surbiton Medical Centre (another mile) - for my 9am 'Zipper Club' exercise class - with med professionals on hand to check my ticker (heart) - before - during - and after the class had finished - and all tests/checks proved good - then after hydrating with half a litre of cool filtered water - was off for another mile fast walk to the gym - where I did a good hour of weight training - then into the lovely swimming
pool for another hour of swimming and aqua exercises - as a sorta cool down - then got showered and changed - and walked another mile to Sainsbury's in Surbiton -
- where I purchased 80 Twinings 'Strong English Breakfast Teabags' for £5 and change - then headed home - walking/marching another half mile or more to get home- where I found my boy back from Army Cadets summer camp - and got a loud 'Hello Dad!' - and a big hug - he was most pleased that I'd managed to get the new mutt pup from my sister yesterday - and we both spent an hour or two playing with Loki - the new pup - with much delight - had a big chicken Madras curry with Greek Yogurt and fresh tomato's
- my usual big meal of the day - and after taking the little ankle biter for a walk around the neighbourhood on his new body leash -
- I let him off the lead in the apartment gardens - and he got the 'Zoomies' - running about as fast as his little legs could carry him to and fro - over the lawns and around the trees- he didn't run off really - and was quite good - till he saw a pigeon in the carpark and went after it - so I had to chase him down and put him back on the lead - once he'd done a poo
- then had to carry him up the stairs to my 3rd floor des-res
- because he refuses to go up or down stairs currently - being so small as he is - and only 5 months old - so will need stairs training - I presume - winding down now - movie time - and I'll probably fall asleep watching it - lol
Wishing the old and flatulent ones - a very fine day/evening - where ever you are -
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I wouldn't worry about the dog learning stairs, just tell him he isn't allowed up them and he'll soon go "meh, what does he know..." and be bolting up them.
He is a bit cute though, even with the kitchen knife stashed by the steps.
