A Dog in the Dark

February 25, 2010

Dear Diary,

Yesterday was a really strange day.  It snowed very hard from the moment that we woke up.  Dad went off to work like normal and Mom and I went to our upstairs office like normal.  Usually she and I work a lot on the computer .  I blog and tweet and sometimes work on the newsletter to my “Sensible Dog” members.  (Mom does a lot on the computer too – although I don’t really know what she does.)

Busy Working

Well, suddenly she said that we couldn’t work anymore.  No computer on, no lights on, no clocks on. Very Strange!!  She went outside and moved snow around for quite a while.  Then Dad came home and he moved snow around.  I’m not sure why they worked so hard.  The snow  wasn’t any more fun where they put it.  In fact, the snow wasn’t really fun at all.  It was deep and it was heavy and it was wet.

Then they came inside.  It was dark.  Still no computer on, no lights on, no clocks on.  Very, very strange.  Mom lit some very dim oil lamps.  They ate dinner in a very dim dinning room.  That was kind of nice, but I ate in the very, very dark hallway.  Why no oil lamps for me?

Black Dog in the Dark

Maybe, I should have worn my harness -the trim is very reflective.

Reflective trim is a good idea

Then Mom and Dad got  their flashlights and went to the barn to feed the horses.  They were gone and all of a sudden the lights were on, the computer was on, clocks were on.  Wow.  How did that happen? There was no one around!  Very, very, very strange.  But lights are good.

Signed, Tucker (owner of this Dog Diary)
If you enjoyed this dog blog, you can read more about me
at The Sensible Dog or follow my dog tweets on Twitter as sensibledog.

PS There is a cool picture of my friend Akki from the Czech Republic on my Best Friends page.  He’s wearing his harness.

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One Response to “A Dog in the Dark”

  1. naynotes said

    Nice Nice Nice…Blog

    Thank You

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