Pickles by Brian Crane for October 10, 2020

Well sort of. Earl followed me home one day. And i decided i’d keep him.

Watering Earl might be a bad idea.

Ahh…but Earl is the one who talks to him and loves him. I think Roscoe belongs to Earl.

I think Nelson is on to something.

Pretty much.

That.. and a little tail waggin’.. lol

Well this and some other little things that you’ll learn about soon enough, Nelson. (the kind that our vet made sure that Roscoe wouldn’t have to worry about a long time ago)

Paying the bills also means something

“Sort of, Nelson”!

More or less.

Once again, the great expression is shown by Roscoe!

Roscoe is thinking : I don’t remember Earl being kept at the shelter I was at ;-)

Watering him? Is he a plant? —-Who WALKS him and takes him to the vet, combs his coat….stuff like that. Feeding is the easy part.

That’s how I got got.

Out of the mouth of babes….how they coincide what they see…

The paper towels should be turned around.

I feed, water, walk, and give scratches to all of our dogs; they adore my wife.

No, I was a Red Hot Momma when we met and his testosterone got the best of him.

Close enough, Nelson…

Yup.. The way to a mans heart (long term) is through his stomach.

The paper towels are backwards

“Yes, Nelson. I gave him a pat on the head once, and he followed me home and never left.”

No. you will understand when you are older.

Grampa chased her, till she caught him.

Roscoe is like “huh”?

No, darlin’ Nelson — that’s how I kept him.

It’s one way, huh Opal!

It certainly helps.

well, now THAT’s gonna be on her mind for a while

Oh that is a good one Nelson.

Hmmmm ! Havent thought of it that way. Now that you mentioned it. Hmmm

About the paper towels, potato patato, as long as they come off and are used who really cares.

Yeah, Nelson, Opal got Earl the same way.