Never let it be said that a woman is not safe with power tools. However, it is probably safe to say that my Mistress is not particularly safe with power tools, at least she didn\u2019t look it from where I was standing. I kept a safe distance as she valiantly changed some of the door handles that have been attacking her in recent weeks. The old ones looked nice, as long as you didn\u2019t mind trapping your fingers and pulling tendons in your hands when you opened the doors. Funnily enough I thought they were all right, but then I rarely open doors for myself. I was just grateful that something was causing my Mistress more bruises than I was for a change!<\/p>\n
I have a feeling I should consult my union, if only I had one. This dog training thing is going too far. If I am to become a show dog I can see where \u2018heel\u2019, \u2018sit\u2019 \u2018lie down\u2019 and \u2018stay\u2019 come from, but where on Crufts did you see the dogs having to pick up the rubbish that their Master\u2019s had dropped and put it in the waste paper basket? I even heard my Mistress say she was going to start me on picking up the dirty washing and putting it in the basket later. Let\u2019s hope I don\u2019t get those the wrong way round! Dirty clothes \u2013 waste paper basket, Rubbish \u2013 washing basket. It sure is a dog\u2019s life.<\/p>\n
I was rather hoping to be having my own Easter Egg hunt today but it turns out that if the weather is good, the rest of the family are going to an organised Easter Egg Hunt that is not for dogs! Family Day Out the leaflet said, I\u2019m thinking of reporting them to the Trades Descriptions people, I\u2019m part of this family.<\/p>\n
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