A common phrase in our house, when April gets into something gross or starts rolling on a random spot in the yard. Why does she do that? “Dogs love stinky!”
It’s not scientific, but it’s partly true.
A Great FCBD Weekend!
Just wanted to say THANKS to all who came out to the Free Comic Book Day weekend events in Wilmington, DE this past weekend! I met a lot of great people and families and kids in their new “Danger Room”, and many of you signed up for the Z&F newsletter and got a FREE ebook in honor of the “holiday”! If you purchased a book, I hope you enjoy it, and thanks for supporting local indie creators like myself! It’s good to know that a huge chunk of you money went directly to ME, instead of some corporate giant, amiright?;0)
For those who write down their email for me, you should have received a couple emails. One from me, with your link to a FREE ebook, and one from Feedburner, which is the newsletter client that will send you the Z&F updates. You HAVE to click a link from Feedburner, to confirm your addition to the newsletter. If you do not see that email, check your spam. It’s also a possibility that I mistyped your address, so you can always sign up right here on the site; look to the RIGHT for the “Z&F In Your Email” sign up—->
Stay Tuned on Friday…
…. For TWO interviews with yours truly! One is a video, and one is a podcast with some Z&F super-fans who were in the “Danger Room” with me on FBCD!
I’m surprised Sir Woofington didn’t instantly just roll all over him. I can always tell when it’s time to get the hose when I see my dog do that smell in circles, drop down and start rubbing all over something. Usually something he’s killed days before and hid somewhere just for that special rub down moment.
I don’t get the ritual, but indeed April does it too! It’s funny until you realize it means another messy dog bath in your future. (which is also a clothed human bath)
This actually explains why every dog I’ve ever owned has found it necessary to scratch and sniff a skunk! …some, more than once! [pepe-le-PEWwwwwww]
I had a dog who thought skunks were just squirrels bathed in hot sauce. Seriously, one day it killed a skunk, and then was walking in wet grass with his head upside down, trying to get it out of his eyes. Then he saw another skunk and was ready to kill that one too.
we love our dogs, but we never said they were the brightest animal out there…. ;0)
ughhhhhhh…. I am thankful as heck that April hasn’t come across a skunk yet… or at least hasn’t been gutsy enough to track it down. *fingers crossed*