Not so unusual except that he used Skype. It was costing him (he called our land line rather than my computer) fractions of a cent/minute — cheaper than calling (regular) long distance in Canada. About the only problem was that the connection seemed to be half duplex; that is, if one of us tried to interrupt then the other person couldn’t talk for a brief period. I’ll have to dig out the headset and try giving him a call.
“Discontinue use of towelettes on personal safety equipment if rash or skin irritation develops.”
Personal safety equipment has skin? This skin can be sensitive?
It snowed and blowed a lot last night and today. After going to the ballet (Romeo and Juliet at the Living Arts Centre) not only did I have to walk the dog but I spent another half hour cleaning out what the snow plow had left at the bottom of the driveway.
Based on my 2 years of experience owning a male dog I think this is a credo. When he comes a across an unfamiliar object: say a garbage bag of rolled rug ends like today. He sniffed it and then peed on it.
I took a few pictures in the ravine today while walking the dog. Nothing exciting in the pictures: perfect for desktop “wallpaper”.
