Ew, dish cloth and washing up bowl?! Although I don't know if I may be misremembering, but I'm sure my mother used the dish cloth for cleaning everything, including the toilet!
Oh dear lor' i nearly choked. my poor Alfie (a princeling of a mixed breed grrr) gets these A Lot. He is the only family member who uses our posh, posh whirlpool bath (no jets for him tho lol) and he whimpers when I use the shower head! I have decided No More Dogs when his time for doggie heaven comes, he is nearly 11 now. You may call me a liar in 10 years. xx
Your dirty git !! Glad Chris caught you in the act .... I bet he either threw that dishcloth away or made you bleach it to within an inch of it's life :-)
Interesting view from that window - not necessarily you and poor dear Meg. I didn't realize your home was so close to the lane. Flowers growing from - what? Almost looks like chimney or roof.
For pity's sake. That's a 15 second read I'll never be refunded the time, and an image that will feel like a bale of hay on a Ukrainian's back on my impressionable mind. .
Well at least the rest of your day will probably be better, since it started off pretty stinky. I use baby wipes, lots and lots of baby wipes for our Pomeranian Clingons. Our Pom always tries to be inconspicuous if he has a Clingon, in hopes that we won't notice it.
Doesn't she fit in the dish washer?
ReplyDeleteOh my golly gosh!,
ReplyDeleteDon't you know the proper etiquette? Use the little dish mop on a stick....
ReplyDeleteYou actually caused my hubby to fall off the couch laughing.
ReplyDeleteHhhmm, that's a problem I don't have with Boxers.
ReplyDeleteHead of Infection Control?!
ReplyDeleteEw, dish cloth and washing up bowl?!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I don't know if I may be misremembering, but I'm sure my mother used the dish cloth for cleaning everything, including the toilet!
Well somebody has to do it, maybe a pressure washer would be faster.
ReplyDeleteContributes to a healthy immune system.
ReplyDeleteJane x
Oh dear lor' i nearly choked.
ReplyDeletemy poor Alfie (a princeling of a mixed breed grrr) gets these A Lot. He is the only family member who uses our posh, posh whirlpool bath (no jets for him tho lol) and he whimpers when I use the shower head!
I have decided No More Dogs when his time for doggie heaven comes, he is nearly 11 now. You may call me a liar in 10 years.
xx
No rubber gloves either. I bet you went right in and made some pie pastry didn't you!
ReplyDeleteBest comment! I was already laughing from the post, this comment made me have go get something to drink. :-)
DeleteYour dirty git !! Glad Chris caught you in the act .... I bet he either threw that dishcloth away or made you bleach it to within an inch of it's life :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was meant to say your A dirty git!!
ReplyDeleteAnother reason to be an atheist!
ReplyDeleteIf we hear of some poor unsuspecting driver crashing on that road we'll know why!
ReplyDeleteI think I would have worn my marigolds, you can never be too careful about risk of infection.
ReplyDeleteInteresting view from that window - not necessarily you and poor dear Meg. I didn't realize your home was so close to the lane. Flowers growing from - what? Almost looks like chimney or roof.
ReplyDeleteI almost gagged.
ReplyDeleteOur dearly departed Breezy had that problem and we too called them Klingons only we used the Star Trek spelling.
ReplyDeleteYou are a good dog daddy.
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Saturday, John. *hugs* ♥
We could use you over here. We have all sorts of poo. Tee hee.
ReplyDeleteThe only Gay dog bottom washer in the village? And what a grand job you did too! xxx
ReplyDeletePresumably you are now getting a new dishcloth out of the drawer and sterilising the bowl well!
ReplyDeleteYes it's all be cleaned pat and I even scrubbed my hands
DeleteWas that before or after you did the breakfast dishes? LOL You know, I used to believe it when you wrote that stuff :)
ReplyDeleteThe dishcloth has been binned after the event!
DeleteAnd the washing up bowl? ...
Delete...I've given it a quick rinse
ReplyDeletewell, it has to be done and you look quite happy. lol
ReplyDeleteBriony
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Given the washing up bowl a quick rinse? Really Nurse Gray! You need some doggy wet wipes.
ReplyDeleteOh, for fuck's sake...
ReplyDeleteI'm tired of you shouting at Rachel so
DeleteI've decided to take the flack
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DeleteHey dude, it's 2014. Whatever turns you on!
ReplyDeleteThe indignity! How would you like it if someone blogged a photo of you getting your arse scrubbed? Meg needs a lawyer.
ReplyDeleteOh, and your shed roof needs a bit of attention, I suggest.
ReplyDeleteMeg is being very patient about it, a tolerant attitude to the minor indignities of life helps, I find.
ReplyDeleteFor pity's sake. That's a 15 second read I'll never be refunded the time, and an image that will feel like a bale of hay on a Ukrainian's back on my impressionable mind. .
ReplyDeleteMichael.....my work here, is done
DeleteWell at least the rest of your day will probably be better, since it started off pretty stinky. I use baby wipes, lots and lots of baby wipes for our Pomeranian Clingons. Our Pom always tries to be inconspicuous if he has a Clingon, in hopes that we won't notice it.
ReplyDeleteOh I need trust soap and water......and a great deal of scrubbing
DeleteWhat else would you use ? !
ReplyDeleteWhat no brillo pad and solvo?
ReplyDeleteCan't a girl get her arse cleaned these days without the paparazzi sticking their noses in?!
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