This homegirl wakes up at 7am with no alarm and no shame, ready to pee, eat, then play. God may use the length of this furry critter's life to teach me things. Things like patience, not to put value in tangible (chewable) things, what a sunrise looks like, and forgiveness. I wish I could forgive humans as easily as I forgive Cali. Like tonight, I guess because it's raining, she has peed in the living room floor atleast 5 times. First of all, who or what has to pee THAT much? And second, why doesn't her getting in trouble over it every time cause a change? But she is learning how to not only grab the object that I throw, but to bring the object back and fight me over it. And learning how to sit for a treat took about 3 days. She wants that thing so bad I think she'd do anything. I can only hope that one day, Cali will value sleep as much as I do. She does about 1,000 things wrong per day, but then again so do I.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Obedience School
I thought that once I graduated I'd get a little more sleep. I was wrong. I was so wrong.
This homegirl wakes up at 7am with no alarm and no shame, ready to pee, eat, then play. God may use the length of this furry critter's life to teach me things. Things like patience, not to put value in tangible (chewable) things, what a sunrise looks like, and forgiveness. I wish I could forgive humans as easily as I forgive Cali. Like tonight, I guess because it's raining, she has peed in the living room floor atleast 5 times. First of all, who or what has to pee THAT much? And second, why doesn't her getting in trouble over it every time cause a change? But she is learning how to not only grab the object that I throw, but to bring the object back and fight me over it. And learning how to sit for a treat took about 3 days. She wants that thing so bad I think she'd do anything. I can only hope that one day, Cali will value sleep as much as I do. She does about 1,000 things wrong per day, but then again so do I.
This homegirl wakes up at 7am with no alarm and no shame, ready to pee, eat, then play. God may use the length of this furry critter's life to teach me things. Things like patience, not to put value in tangible (chewable) things, what a sunrise looks like, and forgiveness. I wish I could forgive humans as easily as I forgive Cali. Like tonight, I guess because it's raining, she has peed in the living room floor atleast 5 times. First of all, who or what has to pee THAT much? And second, why doesn't her getting in trouble over it every time cause a change? But she is learning how to not only grab the object that I throw, but to bring the object back and fight me over it. And learning how to sit for a treat took about 3 days. She wants that thing so bad I think she'd do anything. I can only hope that one day, Cali will value sleep as much as I do. She does about 1,000 things wrong per day, but then again so do I.
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She's proof that looks can get you a long way in life :)
so true :)
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