a night at the lakehouse

[dinahprincedaly]

I don't remember putting those acorns in there. Did you put those acorns in this drawer? Oh man, the meeces have been busy getting ready to move into their winter diggs.

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[ripnpaws]

You are lucky to have the lake house. I'd want to spend all my time there.

[ripnpaws]

There is a lot of work and hope and planning in that drawer.

[dinahprincedaly]

yes, while the cats away the mice will work and hope and plan, I just wish they'd do it outside

[penichops]

what are meeces? they intrigue me

[dinahprincedaly]

dang mice!

[matildasmom]

I didn't think they could move acorns.

[dinahprincedaly]

after I emptied out the drawer, It looked like the cats must have interrupted them carrying in more because there were three stray acorns on the floor... or are you thinking chipmunks or some other type of rodent has moved in?

[matildasmom]

We've seen that kind of collecting before with the sunflower seeds. Acorns just seem so large.

[semperfido]

Most dogs are left dominant. How you tell is when you watch them chewing a toy and which paw they are using (I think on top - can't remember) - or at least that's what I heard at a seminar. I don't think that affects her turning. Probably lack of experience or something more physical with her build - not a structural defect or anything. You ever go to the gym, you notice different sides of your body move differently. Just keep practicing.

[dinahprincedaly]

left dominant---so most dogs are right-brained? hmmm

actually in Judy Reilly's class yesterday our left turns were good, so there's hope

[abserdman]

Poor moushkas were just getting ready for the winter! And now they're going to have to go and find more haycorns.

[dinahprincedaly]

me thinks they have a stash to three somewheres else we haven't found yet... they never put all their acorns in one basket