Caption This: Walking In The Dark

Due to human error, we were walking in the dark last night. Worse, our dinner was late. Very late.

walking in the dark

A repair person was scheduled to stop by the house at 3 yesterday for a quick job. We were warned our walk might be slightly delayed, which proved to be true when the technician arrived late. Things deteriorated when he stayed for 3 and a half hours. When he finally left, we went for a very late stroll and by the time we returned, we were walking in the dark. Of course, now our dinner was very, very, very late. You can probably imagine the grumbling during the walk, so let’s hear it. It’s Caption This day, so what were we saying?

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4 Comments

  1. chris on May 7, 2021 at 12:01 pm

    If technicians arrive late to my house when I schedule them, I reschedule. My time and my dogs is important too. Dogs get Sabo involved.

  2. Debbie and Ruby on May 7, 2021 at 9:16 am

    “What is going on with Hu-Dad?? Maybe we should take up a collection for a new watch!!”

  3. HokiePack on May 7, 2021 at 8:13 am

    Boom to Ty – calling our attorney at Paw ? tomorrow, a late walk & late dinner?? ENOUGH!
    BTW time for a pluck pluck Ty!!

  4. Jean Burkhardt on May 7, 2021 at 6:30 am

    The Herd was saying–“What the heck kind of BUSYNESS was Hu-Dad and the technician doing SO LATE? Walking in the dark and our dinner is VERY late is NOT ACCEPTABLE”!!!

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