I must admit here, in the spirit of "keeping it real" as The Pioneer Woman says, that I am not a big fan of vacuuming. I believe that it is because I was scarred for life, for life I tell you, because Mimi (my mom) made me vacuum. She paid me $5 per floor of her house but for that measly 5 bucks she actually made me vacuum UNDER the furniture and like move things and actually do a good job. The nerve!
When the progeny was growing up I didn't vacuum. A little dirt on the floor is good for the immune system people. OK, I did vacuum but I kept it too a minimum. You don't want to build up bad habits you know, they are so hard to break.
But then, in 2001, Max the dog came to live with us. Max happens to be a combination (we think) of a number of breeds that all shed like there is no tomorrow. We believe that he is a combo of Black lab (shedders), Border Collie (shedders) and Golden Retriever (BIG shedders). Can you see where I am going with this. No? Then let me put it in plain English.....HE SHEDS.
He sheds and I hate vacuuming. It is a bad combination.


Darn, I guess I will have to get the vacuum hose out today and do something about this before it takes over the house. And here I had plans to finish off that box of bon bons and read the latest Harlequin romance. Shoot.
I am amazed that our wee pup, OK 35 lbs ain't wee, doesn't shed. He is a Mini Poodle/Retriever mix. What makes him not shed? I don't know, but I am glad. I can't vacuum because of allergies. I love having the allergies, except when I am in the middle of an attack. Oh well, I'll just have to live with no vacuuming! Thankfully Hubster does the job very well.
ReplyDeleteOh what makes him not shed is the poodle in him (you lucky girl). Poodles don't shed.
ReplyDeleteGet black carpet and no one will know. It's either that or shave the dog. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on Elizabeth Esther's blog for Everyone Poops. I've been "lost" in your blog for almost an hour, enjoying your posts and pics. Now, if I could just get google to let me subscribe...
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