June 6th -- Like a Rock
Went in at 0900 to go over last-minute details for the Wright Brothers Lecture Series the end of the week -- a dress rehearsal, if you will. My audio-visual committee chair put me in charge of the speakers' lapel microphones, so I had to learn where they'd be, and where the guests of honor would be gathering when so I could find them and mike 'em up beforehand. Nothing like being able to say I stuck my hand down the waistband of a former Air Force Chief of Staff, no sir.
Back to the apartment, changed into dogworthy clothes for my final trip to the Humane Society. Very typical day -- a joy to be with the animules, a bear to deal with the conditions I find them living in. I wanted to talk to the director before I left to let him know HEY COULD A STAFF MEMBER CLEAN UP THE DOG SHIT IN THE CAGES SO THEY (the dogs) WILL GET ADOPTED but he was off on some TV shoot. So I played with Phoebe and Banjo, brought in together because their owner had died
(Banjo looked angry, but it's just a tremendous underbite; wagged her butt at me). Said good bye to Ben and Brenda and Bill Nye
and even took a small puppy (who didn't have a collar) out in the fenced in yard for a romp, who showed his appreciation by peeing up my thigh as I was hugging him.
Oh well.
I told the one staff lady that knew me that it was my last day. "Oh! Well! Thank you for volunteering! You were very reliable!"
As is your basic radial tire.
Back to the apartment, changed into dogworthy clothes for my final trip to the Humane Society. Very typical day -- a joy to be with the animules, a bear to deal with the conditions I find them living in. I wanted to talk to the director before I left to let him know HEY COULD A STAFF MEMBER CLEAN UP THE DOG SHIT IN THE CAGES SO THEY (the dogs) WILL GET ADOPTED but he was off on some TV shoot. So I played with Phoebe and Banjo, brought in together because their owner had died
(Banjo looked angry, but it's just a tremendous underbite; wagged her butt at me). Said good bye to Ben and Brenda and Bill Nye
and even took a small puppy (who didn't have a collar) out in the fenced in yard for a romp, who showed his appreciation by peeing up my thigh as I was hugging him.
Oh well.
I told the one staff lady that knew me that it was my last day. "Oh! Well! Thank you for volunteering! You were very reliable!"
As is your basic radial tire.
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