Our daughter is very protective of us. Because of our advancing ages and the prevalence of new cases or coronavirus in our area, she forbad us to take Dilly to the vet. Dilly's crazy about her and trustingly jumped into the car. Off they went with a list of typed questions and a stool sample in a plastic margarine container. P thought it was really funny later that day to open the refrigerator and say, "Oops, sent the wrong container!" In many ways, that man is still in eighth grade.
An hour later, Dilly was home. The vet was pleased that she'd lost a pound this past year and pronounced her a "delightful dog." Here she is on the way home, smiling because she can now cross the vet visit off her "to-do"list.
I don't think men ever grow up completely!
ReplyDeleteAnd that might be a good thing. When a man doesn't have a sense of humor, he's not much fun.
Deleteso glad Dilly Dallyed at the vet and passed her test. she looks adorable and happy and you are blessed to have a daughter to take her that cares about your health. we have been in 9 doctor offices since the dreaded virus and to the vet 4 times in the past 4 weeks. we are still alive and well. they did really well, no one in the office but the people who work there, and us. it was really good, not other dogs or cats to upset Big, just the people he loves, both vet and techs and us. glad that is off your to do list. thanks for the birthday wishes
ReplyDeleteforgot to say, i think all men are stuck in 8th grade mode, bob is about to turn 84 and he does similar things
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm still in 8th grade too because that is really cracking me up
ReplyDeleteTwo ticks really. A bath and a vet visit. No spread on my slice of bread when I visit. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDilly had a successful day. Our vet and staff come to the car to collect our charges. New and different.
ReplyDeleteGood for Dilly ...
ReplyDeleteDilly looks like such a nice gal
ReplyDeleteGood dog, Dilly, good dog!
ReplyDeleteDoes Dilly like the vet? Or was this like a bait and switch, Dilly happy to see your daughter and then bitterly disappointed to be at the vet?
ReplyDeleteFrom the smile on Dilly's face on the way home, I think all was forgiven.
DeleteGlad it went well.
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