Oy, what a day. Fridays are shaping up to just naturally be extra-busy for a while, but that also seems to be the day when the phone rings. I’m still not finished running around because I’ve got to go see Landlady’s chickens, but the shit’s been shoveled, the brush has been cut, the Jeep has been abandoned in the boonies, the town has been driven to, the Jeep has been refueled and recovered, the shit has been shoveled again, and – ta da!
The gigantic recliner found next to a Dumpster has been replaced by a newer, svelter recliner found next to a Dumpster. And hopefully it’ll be easier to keep up with the dog hair on this one.
Neighbor J practically met me at the gate this morning, saying that H had inexplicably brought home a free chair, and asking would I either take it off his hands or help him haul it to the thrift store in town. After a few minutes’ thought I decided that it would look pretty good in the Lair, so it got hauled home.
Just one problem, though…
Ghost is taking it kind of personally.
That looks like a nice one? What’s Ghost’s problem? I’d throw a blanket over it myself. If he gets up there, his claws will poke holes in it.
I never had much for the vinyl or leather ones. Those sapsuckers are cold for the first ten minutes you are in them in the winter, and hot in the summer. I either freeze or sweat like a big dog in one of them, and I’ve got fairly well regulated climate control going.
If you do put a blanket in it in the winter and a towel or two in the summer, it’ll work, but it’s more crap to wash out regularly.
Just saying……
Wowsers!!! What a find. Congrats!! It will be a lot more comfortable to sleep in if for some reason you can’t get up the ladder to the loft. And a sheet or blanket or towel or something will regulate your temperature. If you are already washing sheets in a bucket, one more won’t be so bad. Tell Ghost to Get Over It. You’re in charge and the source of the Food. I wouldn’t let him get on it even with a blanket because of his claws. Hope you were wearing a gel sock when you had to walk home from the abandoned Jeep.