A stretch of river XVIII: Eau d'Wet Dawg
[scratch and sniff]
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5 comments:
Your so right. That totally smells like wet dog.
ewww... wet dog smell! Nothing worse.
Yes there is.
Car that has been anointed with eau d'wet dawg, then left in the sun with its windows shut.
Thanks to all of you for feeling this post worthy of comment.
emawk, Thanks. The HTML was pretty tricky, as I think you can appreciate.
And to poco and Aunty, there are worse smells, I can tell you from experience. Eau d'wet dawg would be a most welcome change from them. But I'll pass on describing them just now.
Oh I see! I kept thinking there was more to this post but it just wasn't loading. Seriously. But now I get it. V. amusing.
(This is not at all a comment on the fact that your page takes, on average, over 20 seconds to load on a fast connexion -- I dread to think what it's like with dial-up -- largely due to the inordinate widget-happiness of its owner, ohh no).
Ah, I'm just messing with ya. Sorry I've not been around much lately. Hope you've had a good start-of-semester.
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