Tim took my last post to heart and declared Sunday to be the sabbath. This meant experiencing the day more as a dog and less as a person. So there was no computer, no reading, no listening to the radio and no TV (until 8:30 when a good programme was on, "Cranford." It was the sabbath but we are not fundamentalists.) Instead there was a lot of lying around feeling the peace and serenity of the day. It is a bit similar to Saturday for Jewish people where they cut down on other activities and give the day to Dog (or is it God? I get confused. Are they one and the same or am I just a bit dyslexic?) I also cut out my human activities, that's why there was no post yesterday. Of course, this was no big deal for me and was natural but Tim found it very rewarding and thinks it might be a nascent religion, where I am the high priestess. It is very flattering but I think it might lead to trouble to organise ourselves thus.
Life is great when you are a dog, or at least acting like one.
6 comments:
I don't think there's any mammal on the face of this planet that can pray more sincerely or less selfishly than a dog.
Glad you took the day off...everyone needs that. :)
Hey Ruby, sounds like you had the perfect day....no worries, mate!
Slobbers xx
Steph- Thanks for the nice words.
Amber and Nala- It's very important to recharge the batteries.
DB- You're bilingual.
Hi Ruby Isabella
We love to take the weekends off and just spend time with the family. No computers and taking lots of naps is a requirement.
Love Ruby & Penny
Excellent work, Ruby and Penny
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