A dog and a chair.
05 Sep 2010
This blog happens to be entirely un-serious. I just wanted to share a hysterical situation that I witnessed the other day with the blogging world. So, I was sitting at starbucks doing a little photo-editing (not an unusual place to discover me). There is a man waiting in line who all of the sudden screams out something that I will not type here and jets out the door. I look outside the window and observe a dog tied to a chair that has started circling around the parking lot. It appeared that the dog thought the chair was chasing him, and he proceeded to run straight toward the highway. The man, whom I assume to be proprietor of the dog, ran like a mad man after this dog. The dog made an additional lap of the parking lot, the chair gets caught on a table, and now the dog is pulling a table and chair towards the highway. (How does that even happen?) In one last attempt to spare the dog from running out to potentially get runover by a car, the man leaps toward the dog, over the table and chair, and lands right on top of him. In the midst of the craziness, the dog ran past a car and had scratched it. I saw the dog owner surveying the damage and wondered who’s car was unfortunate enough to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Who expects to worry about their car getting scratched by a dog dragging a table and chair anyhow Luckily, I’m pretty sure that the car was his. The whole experience was rather suspensful while it was happening, but looking back, it was a pretty humerous situation. Moral of the story: If you tie your dog up to a chair/table outside, make sure that it is heavier than what your dog can drag.
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-Jenn, the Cortiers blogger

