>> This afternoon I was colouring my hair... [snip]
>> He was looking at my face and then scanned to the top of my
>> head and suddenly his eyes got all wide and he tilted his head to the
>> side and scrutinized my head. He leaned one way and looked, he leaned
>> the other way and looked. He got on the back of the couch and looked
>> from above! I don't think he was pleased because then he left.
> LOL! Poor Vino. Maybe he didn't like the towel.
> > badwilson wrote:
>
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> > LOL! Poor Vino. Maybe he didn't like the towel.
No, he sees me in a towel regularly. Also, he was clearly looking at
the top of my head.
> Or maybe he didn't like the smell of the dye? Also, your hair was
> probably all matted weirdly while you had the stuff on, and that,
> along with the strange color, probably looked bizarre to him. Isn't
> it great how everyone's a critic? :)
I don't think it was the smell because he was in the bathroom with me
while I was putting it on and also when he began scrutinizing my head,
he wasn't sniffing. But yes, the hair was piled on my head and stuck
to my scalp and the goop was brightly coloured and shiny. I think it
threw him for a loop!
> My cats get a little weirded out if I come in wearing sunglasses.
Vino is afraid when I come in wearing shoes. Since living in
Thailand, we've gotten into the Thai habit of taking the shoes off
outside before entering the house. So he's not used to shoes anymore
and now they kind of scare him.
Unfortunately, there's a dog in the neighbourhood which has been
stealing my shoes. It's only started very recently. One morning I
went out and one of my brand new leather sandals was gone. I looked
around the yard but didn't see anything. When the maid came, she
noticed my shoe was gone too so I indicated that it had disappeared
overnight. Later on, she brought me my shoe back and barked so I
figured she was trying to tell me that a dog had it. A few days
later, another shoe went missing. The maid wasn't there so I walked
around the neighbourhood looking for it. My next door neighbour saw
me and asked what I was looking for. I told her the story and she
said that it was the dog from the orange house down the street. So I
went over there and my shoe was sitting on top of their mailbox. I
grabbed my shoe back and bought a cabinet with doors to keep the shoes
in!

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Steve Touchstone - 02 Oct 2004 05:03 GMT
>Vino is afraid when I come in wearing shoes. Since living in
>Thailand, we've gotten into the Thai habit of taking the shoes off
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>grabbed my shoe back and bought a cabinet with doors to keep the shoes
>in!
ROTFL

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jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 02 Oct 2004 09:47 GMT
> Unfortunately, there's a dog in the neighbourhood which has been
> stealing my shoes... [snip] My next door neighbour saw
> me and asked what I was looking for. I told her the story and she
> said that it was the dog from the orange house down the street. So I
> went over there and my shoe was sitting on top of their mailbox.
I've heard of cats doing this, but not dogs! It's pretty funny that the
dog stashed your shoe on the mailbox. Sounds like the kind of thing Licorice
would do.
Joyce
badwilson - 02 Oct 2004 11:47 GMT
> > Unfortunately, there's a dog in the neighbourhood which has been
> > stealing my shoes... [snip] My next door neighbour saw
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>
> Joyce
I don't know if the dog put the shoe on the mailbox. I kind of
assumed that it was the dog's people who know that their dog is a shoe
thief, who put the shoe there for the owner to see.
The dog showed up today and I was there to see it. He pushes open our
gate (I don't latch it) and comes in to sniff around. Vino was
running from window to window to make sure he didn't do anything bad.
He couldn't get my shoes because they are locked up now!

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John F. Eldredge - 03 Oct 2004 03:32 GMT
>Unfortunately, there's a dog in the neighbourhood which has been
>stealing my shoes. It's only started very recently. One morning I
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>grabbed my shoe back and bought a cabinet with doors to keep the
>shoes in!
My father once found 30 or so dog-chewed newspapers in the bushes
between his yard and a neighbor's yard. He watched for a few days,
and found that a dog that lived several houses down was stealing
newly-delivered papers, bringing them to the overgrown hedge in my
father's yard, chewing on them for a few minutes, and then going out
to steal another paper. The dog was chewing up several papers a day.
I am not sure whether my father spoke to the dog's owner or not, but
the supply of chewed-up newspapers soon stopped appearing.

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