When we lived in California, my husband and I loved playing "Baby or Puppy" whenever someone with a stroller came our way. It was almost always a puppy. I won a ton of money off my husband. 😂
We'll change that! Group trip the Beacon Hill Books and Cafe (and then we can dash out of the hood before anyone realizes we are way more Sommaaville than the Hill ;) )
Thanks my friend…I aim to surprise. My friend shared an image of one of those things just, like, hanging around a street corner in Boston. Nope nopity nope
Ha ha ha! Right on Sheila. In the mobile home park where I live, there are several dog strollers in use - mostly for handicapped doggies, ancient doggies, and snappy, bitey little doggies who have no manners and need to be corralled. (There are also four tri-pedal chihuahuas, who want nothing to do with being strolled. Three legs are enough, thank you! ) It is ironic to me that the aging humans in this park will soon require strolling THEMSELVES. I'll tell you, I may be facing "The sweet ass stroller life" myself sooner than I care to admit... I love your writing, Sheila.
I am a big fan of all assistive devices for humans and non-humans alike. Absolutely. I suspect some of those residents are going to have a flotilla of devices happening before too long. Better train little Archie how to work a joystick :)
When we lived in California, my husband and I loved playing "Baby or Puppy" whenever someone with a stroller came our way. It was almost always a puppy. I won a ton of money off my husband. 😂
HAAA! I would watch that show!
Very entertaining, Amanda!! Loved it…you made my evening!! 😂
Thanks so much! I'm so happy I made you smile :)
The dog item business is huge. Start a dog biscuit bakery and you will be more successful than a gluten free confectionary. It’s crazy.
I KNOW! Have you been past the new cat cafe in Beacon Hill? For. Real. :)
No!!! Hilarious and fun? Wear a raincoat— that pet dander can inspire asthma.
I've only been by it. Of course if there is an area where a place like that can make it, it's Beacon Hill. Fer. Sure.
Yeah. I don’t venture much to BH. I did go to an Israel march to the state house. No cat coffee house tho.
We'll change that! Group trip the Beacon Hill Books and Cafe (and then we can dash out of the hood before anyone realizes we are way more Sommaaville than the Hill ;) )
Did NOT expect this piece to go iRobot but I am here for it
Thanks my friend…I aim to surprise. My friend shared an image of one of those things just, like, hanging around a street corner in Boston. Nope nopity nope
Hells to the no
Yeah..and people are like “Oh look at the robot dogs! How cool!” Will they say this when the robo dog is taking THEM to get dewormed? Methinks…nay.
Ha ha ha! Right on Sheila. In the mobile home park where I live, there are several dog strollers in use - mostly for handicapped doggies, ancient doggies, and snappy, bitey little doggies who have no manners and need to be corralled. (There are also four tri-pedal chihuahuas, who want nothing to do with being strolled. Three legs are enough, thank you! ) It is ironic to me that the aging humans in this park will soon require strolling THEMSELVES. I'll tell you, I may be facing "The sweet ass stroller life" myself sooner than I care to admit... I love your writing, Sheila.
I am a big fan of all assistive devices for humans and non-humans alike. Absolutely. I suspect some of those residents are going to have a flotilla of devices happening before too long. Better train little Archie how to work a joystick :)
oh! I love that idea. I wonder if little Archie could learn to help me put on my socks...? Or fold a fitted sheet...?
If you crack that code—tell the world! They will make you the next pope..guarantee!!
There's a couple that wheel their dog around our neighborhood, and I'd love to point and laugh, but Gizmo won't let me.