The PONs are collected from the kennels by 'The Font'. The reunion is enthusiastic and vocal. Both Bob and Sophie rush into The Rickety Old Farmhouse. The angelic duo sniff Angus and then immediately calm down. They seem to know that a degree of reserve is needed. Bob maintains a solicitous watch on his master. Sophie doesn't. She keeps a weather eye on the kitchen in the hope that the roast chicken will somehow fall on the floor. This is an interesting insight into the psychology of our two canine companions.
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Thursday, November 21, 2019
Two canine companions.
The PONs are collected from the kennels by 'The Font'. The reunion is enthusiastic and vocal. Both Bob and Sophie rush into The Rickety Old Farmhouse. The angelic duo sniff Angus and then immediately calm down. They seem to know that a degree of reserve is needed. Bob maintains a solicitous watch on his master. Sophie doesn't. She keeps a weather eye on the kitchen in the hope that the roast chicken will somehow fall on the floor. This is an interesting insight into the psychology of our two canine companions.
So pleased to hear you're all happily reunited. And enjoy that medicinal glass (or two) of Burgundy.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, the extremely hierarchical nature of the medical profession (still) means that bad practice can go unchallenged, with junior staff too often scared of challenging their seniors. I understand that respect is due for the expertise of a surgeon, but I still think the culture lacks openness and badly needs to change.
Cheers, Gail.
Hari OM
DeleteThis was going through my mind as I read it, so won't repeat what Gail has so elequently said. The main thing here is that Angus is back online and all is right with the (blogging) world!!! YAM xx
The surgeon has good taste....
ReplyDeleteWelcome home!
OMG. Just browsing the headlines of La Dépêche, and there's worse than Sophie: https://www.ladepeche.fr/2019/11/20/agenais-le-chien-ramene-une-tete-humaine-a-la-maison,8553015.php#xtor=EPR-1-[newsletter]-20191121-[classique]
ReplyDeleteWe missed you.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home Angus. Looks like Bob may do the same over-worrying as he did when Sophie was recuperating.
ReplyDeleteI hope he doesn't make himself sick...he is always such a sensitive boy. That wine sounds perfect, I like your Doctor!
Glad you and the PONs are home. Here's to a speedy recovery. We too have one dog who believes it's his job to nurse us back to health - and one who doesn't!
ReplyDeleteDelighted you're home safe and sound and the pack is once again reunited. Wishing you a quick recovery. You were very much missed!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! Glad to see you are now tasked with the job of rest and healing.......the pups will help you in that endeavor!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Home! :)
ReplyDeleteEveryone is home and together! One of the best days ever ! ! !
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that as hot as the hospital was, someone was complaining about being cold. It happens in our office all the time and I think some people just look for something to complain about.
ReplyDeleteI hope your recovery will be a quiet and uneventful one!
As the PONS well know, "there's no place like home." We are so happy to have you all back where you belong - under the roof of the ROF. BEST DAY EVER!
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