I\u2019ve been offered a job. Now you may think that\u2019s a little unusual and I must admit when I received the email I was a little surprised, but it was definitely addressed to my email address and offered me part time work. I\u2019m being offered high earnings and flexible working conditions and I\u2019ve checked the email several times and it definitely doesn\u2019t say that it is a problem that I\u2019m a dog. I just need to send my resume. Of course, I don\u2019t actually have a resume at the moment, but it won\u2019t take that long to knock one together and I would be quite honest to describe myself as a part time writer and homemaker. A house really isn\u2019t a home without a dog! Anyway, if I give my age in dog years, which is about 30, they will see that I am in the prime of my life and would make an ideal employee. It\u2019s almost tempting to send my details off just to see what sort of reply I get. It does say I need a \u2018clear line of credit\u2019 and I\u2019m not absolutely sure that I know what one of those is. I know I\u2019ve never been refused a loan (mainly because I\u2019ve never applied for one) and I\u2019m quite sure that my Mistress would lend me \u00a350 if I asked nicely and promised to pay her back.<\/p>\n
Apart from reading my emails, I\u2019m doing my usual thing when I come back from kennels of sleeping a fair bit. It isn\u2019t that I don\u2019t sleep very well at the kennels, although to be fair, I don\u2019t, it\u2019s more that suddenly I appreciate the comfort of the duvet all over again as though I\u2019ve never experienced it before. Shadow is just pleased to be around our humans again and I do understand that, but for the first 24 hours, the duvet definitely wins. The ideal is to get the human and the duvet at the same time.<\/p>\n
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