Seriously? As I said earlier you need to get a life. The fact that you have clearly been on here all morning speaks volumes. Before you accuse me of the same I browse after breakfast and lunch because I actually enjoy John's blog.
No Hazel dear. There are many ways to follow comments without being here or anywhere near the blog for hours on end. If I had been here all morning that would make me an awfully slow reader.
Everyone is assuming it's Roger, but until you elaborate ie taken, chewed or just misplaced by you I won't be accusing anyone. So, more details please.
Somebody with four legs and an adorable face decided to create some mischief. A sneaky naughty deed completed in 1 minute when your back was turned...Now that takes some planning.
I have walked in your shoes. My dog, (in his puppy days), chewed up a cell phone, a pair of glasses, Nike shoes....the list goes on. The three items I mentioned all belonged to friends of my boys so embarrassing phone calls, with offers of compensation, had to be made.
The Stalker… Our cushions are Aggies main attraction All have to be piled on the table or the sideboard when you leave the room . Wolf, when he was young munched on a chair . Another tried to ear the cedar doors…we had to attach Perspex. I don't need a dog to lose my phone though ,I am good at that myself…it’s generally where last put it down…. If I could only remember where that was🤣. Yours is not at ours..unless you have recently flown to Adelaide Hope you find it in one piece.
Naughty doggy, the downside to having a young agile dog is that virtually nothing is safe, thank goodness we have old ladies and just a naughty climbing cat.
Oh dear, that's not good x
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ReplyDeleteNaughty Roger! Time to get eyes in the back of your head! xx
ReplyDeleteGet a life.
ReplyDeleteI think everyone would agree that it is you that needs to get a life.
DeleteI doubt that Hazel.
DeleteOh dear, Anon, you really are just a little bit, sad!
DeleteWhy do you say that Susan? I am very happy.
DeleteSeriously? As I said earlier you need to get a life. The fact that you have clearly been on here all morning speaks volumes. Before you accuse me of the same I browse after breakfast and lunch because I actually enjoy John's blog.
DeleteNo Hazel dear. There are many ways to follow comments without being here or anywhere near the blog for hours on end. If I had been here all morning that would make me an awfully slow reader.
DeleteSo glad you are enjoying reading John’s blood, darling Anon
DeleteWell that is a touch annoying as obviously I meant blog. Many apologies oh sweetest Anon
DeleteI am certainly not your dear so don't be so patronising.
DeleteI woǹder why anon? likes to be alerted every time John gets a comment if it makes her so nasty x 🍋
DeleteI can’t be arsed with the above comments
DeleteI'm with Hazel anon you are a bore!
DeleteJo in Auckland
I enjoy reading your blood too.
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ReplyDeleteRoger can be a shifty little stinker... I mean, puppy,
ReplyDeleteI must say that Roger has character x
ReplyDeleteOh Roger you little sod 😂
ReplyDeleteSorry - I think that was me x
ReplyDeleteOooooopppps !!! The perils of having animals and taking your eye off the ball ! XXXX
ReplyDeleteBother that puppy! Is it wrecked? Or just slightly the worse for the experience?
ReplyDeleteSorry, my Google account is misbehaving. That was Virginia.
DeleteAre you referring to a sneak thief - of the human sort? If you are - that is dreadful.
ReplyDeleteOh no! Naughty puppy!
ReplyDeleteEveryone is assuming it's Roger, but until you elaborate ie taken, chewed or just misplaced by you I won't be accusing anyone. So, more details please.
ReplyDeleteLooks ok to me. Just a bit crinkled around the edge.
ReplyDeleteAre you absolutely certain the theif didn't have four legs
ReplyDeleteSomebody with four legs and an adorable face decided to create some mischief. A sneaky naughty deed completed in 1 minute when your back was turned...Now that takes some planning.
ReplyDeleteI had to read a few of the comments to understand it was the dog :). I thought it happened at work.
ReplyDeleteI have walked in your shoes. My dog, (in his puppy days), chewed up a cell phone, a pair of glasses, Nike shoes....the list goes on. The three items I mentioned all belonged to friends of my boys so embarrassing phone calls, with offers of compensation, had to be made.
ReplyDeleteRoger strikes again!
ReplyDeleteHe's sending you a clear message: He needs more chew toys.
ReplyDeleteI had a friend who would say, "If they weren't so adorable, we'd kill them.."
I must warn my daughter not to leave her phone where her puppy can reach it!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a fancy phone, so how much £££s. ???
ReplyDeleteThe phone must smell like you so it proved irrestible. Remember to put precious things UP!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
The Stalker…
ReplyDeleteOur cushions are Aggies main attraction All have to be piled on the table or the sideboard when you leave the room .
Wolf, when he was young munched on a chair . Another tried to ear the cedar doors…we had to attach Perspex. I don't need a dog to lose my phone though ,I am good at that myself…it’s generally where last put it down….
If I could only remember where that was🤣. Yours is not at ours..unless you have recently flown to Adelaide Hope you find it in one piece.
Naughty doggy, the downside to having a young agile dog is that virtually nothing is safe, thank goodness we have old ladies and just a naughty climbing cat.
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