I did already roll my clothes but didn't know about packing heaviest to lightest.

I remember reading that flight attendant thing when it first came out in the Times, and honestly, I think she brought too much stuff with her!

I know because my beloved Bartleby just pooped one out.

Dear Bartelby, don't eat ground jelly. Though it looks delicious like floor pie or ceiling waffle, it is bad for you.

Dear Bartelby, don't eat ground jelly. Though it looks delicious like floor pie or ceiling waffle, it is bad for you.

Man. If only I could translate this into dog and have it downloaded into his tiny, tiny brain.

Did I mention the two cupcakes (different locations), complete with paper?

Yeah.

My mechanical garbage disposer is on the fritz. My fur covered one? Full steam.

One of our dogs has fairly short legs and a long nose which helps her be a master of the snatch-and-grab. On a walk, she can pick up food from the sidewalk without breaking stride at all. Once my DH was walking her and looked down to see she had an entire burrito in her mouth.

Thanks for the tips with the cats.

I went by Petco and got some measurements for some dog crates. They said they could go and try to fit some in my car so I may go do that tomorrow.

Dean and Maddie get along really well, they sleep together and do groom each other. And when there's a door closed between them they claw at the door or Dean meows...well chirps. I don't know if they get car sick, it's only about a mile to the vet so they do okay that way.

The doggie training pads is a good idea, I hadn't thought about that.

I should see how rolling the clothes goes with packing them in boxes. And I keep thinking "I can just pack my winter stuff" but I'll need long sleeves and some light jackets because of the temperature difference. By the end of the week in St Albans the highs will be in the low fifites. The end of the week here it will be high 80s.

One of our dogs has fairly short legs and a long nose which helps her be a master of the snatch-and-grab. On a walk, she can pick up food from the sidewalk without breaking stride at all. Once my DH was walking her and looked down to see she had an entire burrito in her mouth.

If it's on the ground, it belongs to the hound.

One of our dogs has fairly short legs and a long nose which helps her be a master of the snatch-and-grab. On a walk, she can pick up food from the sidewalk without breaking stride at all. Once my DH was walking her and looked down to see she had an entire burrito in her mouth.

This is Ozymandias. I loathe bulk trash day when people just put everything on the curb.

Duct tape is failing miserably. I'm really hoping that the new braces fit ok when I get home and trying not to panic.

If it's on the ground, it belongs to the hound.

Seriously? If dogs could have tattoos, the Bman would have this inked inside a chicken bone. That's the way he rolls.

One of our dogs has fairly short legs and a long nose which helps her be a master of the snatch-and-grab. On a walk, she can pick up food from the sidewalk without breaking stride at all. Once my DH was walking her and looked down to see she had an entire burrito in her mouth.

Bartleby has learned to be super sneaky like this. He'll surge ahead, grab whatever it is in his schnosicle and keep his head turned away so that I cannot see him chew.

Then there is the bread on one side of the park, poop on the other side of the park so that, as I'm cleaning up, he can dart across and hoover up everything.

That last one left me quite as impressed as I was frustrated. Way to go with the strategic thinking, little man.

And when there's a door closed between them they claw at the door or Dean meows

Dean! Sam! Dean!

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