Open letter
Dear people of Orsa, tourists and natives.
Keep track of your damn dogs! First we nearly run one over that was standing in the middle of the road, no leash or owner in sight. A couple of days later there's another one running happily along the same damn road, but this one seemed to have someone trying to catch it. Then today there was a fucking pitbull loose on our yard. Let me say that again. A pitbull. Loose. On our yard.
Hello, have I ever mentioned that I'm scared of dogs? Particularly big ones that I don't know. I do wish that I could have gathered up courage enough to go address that bimbo of an owner who showed up afetr a while and had a hell of a time trying to catch her damn dog. But, alas, I was busy cowering in the kitchen, scared to death of sticking my nose out the front door.
I would also say something about the rottweiler that was turned loose down by the docks, but the pair that owned it seemed to know what they were doing. But you never really now, do you? I'd suggest not setting your dog loose where there is people and other animals.
And while you're at it, dear people, keep track of your damn kids! Our yard is not somewhere you can just let them wander off into to walk their dogs. (Again with the damn dogs!) I don't care if you're the neighbors kids, or visiting the neighbors or what have you, you are not welcome on our place without permission, and not welcome to just stand and stare at me while I'm working. Get the fuck off my lawn!
Keep track of your damn dogs! First we nearly run one over that was standing in the middle of the road, no leash or owner in sight. A couple of days later there's another one running happily along the same damn road, but this one seemed to have someone trying to catch it. Then today there was a fucking pitbull loose on our yard. Let me say that again. A pitbull. Loose. On our yard.
Hello, have I ever mentioned that I'm scared of dogs? Particularly big ones that I don't know. I do wish that I could have gathered up courage enough to go address that bimbo of an owner who showed up afetr a while and had a hell of a time trying to catch her damn dog. But, alas, I was busy cowering in the kitchen, scared to death of sticking my nose out the front door.
I would also say something about the rottweiler that was turned loose down by the docks, but the pair that owned it seemed to know what they were doing. But you never really now, do you? I'd suggest not setting your dog loose where there is people and other animals.
And while you're at it, dear people, keep track of your damn kids! Our yard is not somewhere you can just let them wander off into to walk their dogs. (Again with the damn dogs!) I don't care if you're the neighbors kids, or visiting the neighbors or what have you, you are not welcome on our place without permission, and not welcome to just stand and stare at me while I'm working. Get the fuck off my lawn!