Buzz Crasher

One of my favorite parts of the evening is taking an after dinner walk. We do this every single night, and I love it. It's a great time for Randy and me to catch up. Mopac loves to sniff out everyone's yard, and Campbell enjoys sitting in her stroller and chewing on her hands.

Well I'm thankful tonight's walk wasn't a solo adventure. Earlier in the weekend, Randy mentioned he would be leaving tonight to catch an early flight out in the morning from San Antonio to Louisiana. He's going on a work field trip! Are you ready for this?

He's going to visit a pipe plant!

Wow! I can't wait to see what my souvenir will be!

This plant manufactures a new material used in pipes.

I'm excited about the fact he's leaving tomorrow and not tonight. He's excited because well he's nerdy, and enjoys things like this.

On our walks, we usually discuss our days. And tonight I had something great to share! I had to tell him this hilarious story.

I was driving to work this morning, and I witnessed the funniest thing.

This little bitty woman was walking her dog. It was a Labradoodle!


These dogs crack me up!

This big guy was having a ball. He was flinging his arms and legs all over the place. He was galloping and tripping over his back paws. He kept jumping up and trying to chew on the leash.

It was hysterical. This woman was having the hardest time crossing the street with this goofy dog. This dog was the definition of care-free! And I thought it was the highlight of my day.

Well apparently I wasn't telling the story very well because I wasn't getting any reaction from Randy.

I mean, it was a pretty funny story. And Randy just stared at me!

I had to up the ante in my story telling abilities. So I started acting it out. I started galloping and flailing my arms around and kicking out my legs. I was biting at the air pretending there was a leash.

Clearly this story was worth looking like a complete idiot.

That's how funny this story is people.

"Randy he couldn't even control his own arms and legs. He was flying all over the place!"

Still.nothing.

He finally looks at me and with the straightest face possible replies with,

"Penny, dogs don't have arms."



I have no words for this...

Other than it makes since that he is looking forward to visiting a pipe manufacturing factory tomorrow.

What a Debbie Downer!

It was a great story. Just so you know!