A woman walked in one day to see her husband or boyfriend (I can‘t remember which) sitting at the dining table eating breakfast with his dog sitting in a chair next to him, the dog was eating dog food out of one of their cereal bowls.
The discussion centered around whether or not you’d use dishes or utensils from the regular rotation of kitchen items that your family eats off of for your pets’ use.
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Note to self about accepting dinner invitations at Kit’s place . . .
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Thank you! (Randy D packs up the family and moves to an isolated village in the jungles of Myanmar, leaving no forwarding address and never to be heard from again.)
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My cats eat their morning and evening "fish" out of my Corelle dessert bowls.
The dog and cats water bowl is one of my stainless steel mixing bowls.
My elderly cats’ food dishes are my melamine bowls. He sits on a kitchen chair and eats his cat food out of the bowls which sit on the table (the position helps his arthritis).
My dog helps me clean the dishes each night by licking the dishes, pans and silverware that are on the bottom rack of the dishwasher (the cats just supervise).
When they think I’m not looking, the cats will occasionally help themselves to some of my dinner, especially if there’s chicken in it (they won’t touch squash). The dog always asks first.
You have one (only ONE) apostrophe out of place, otherwise, this is very well written. I can’t stick around, however, because as I indicated above, Myanmar awaits me. Bye!
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Sorry, but I get terrible internet connection here in the jungles of Myanmar, you’re coming in all garbled, so please write to me snail mail. The old codger who walks the nail mail up this mountain stops by every ten to twelve days, I’ll have to get back to you as soon as I can.
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Randolph D and family;
Fifteenth Palm Tree from the Large Rock by the River;
Faraway Village on Dirt Path;
Desolation Peak, Triple Jungle Canopy
Myanmar
Latitude and Longitude 22° 0' 0" N/96° 0' 0" E.: MM ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code: MMR Continent: Asia.
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You earned an A+. (That lone error is inconsequential.)
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Kittigate 