Pickles by Brian Crane for July 06, 2014

Earl should buy her one of those power reclinersthat does all the work.

Good thing I don’t have a quadruped for a pet in my place where some incident like that could happen.

Do that a few more times and you couldn’t DRAG Roscoe near it.

I remember when recliners had levers that made closing easy. But I guess that’s just too much to ask for these days. Not only do you have to kick the snot out of these footrests, but they fight back!

SNERK! This brought an audible chuckle.

So very true caught my cats and dogs under mine none of them were happy about it…mine are electric ones my kicker pooped out a while ago….

Opal, if you don’t put the foot rest down, Earl doesn’t have to put the toilet seat down..

My Maine Coon kittie, all 15 pounds of him, gets caught under mine every now and then.

It’s amazing what you can find under sofas.

xxx

Actually the first recliner to come into my house didn’t have a lever or anything, you just pushed back and then pushed down with your legs to sit up again. If things got worn it wouldn’t stay down. The next recliner had a little brass knob that locked and unlocked the mechanism. When my mother moved into my home she brought her recliner which has a handle. My brother recently bought a new one which – I kid you not – has an electric motor to take you back and then up again.

mine – you have to kick to get down – i don’t use it much because I can’t kick it down – works too hard’

Opal has pink bunny slippers.

SHE KNOWS HOW TO RELAX.