Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Small stone, Wednesday 9th January.

I was hanging out the washing when I heard this conversation drivel coming from inside the house.

"You're such a beautiful girl JawJah. Daddy love. Woooo...ah! Kiss! Woooo...ah! Kiss! You're my favourite girl. You already know that? Love you girly girly JawJawJah."

Clearly, the man thought I wasn't listening. 



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21 comments:

  1. That's nothing compared to the sickening nonsense we say to Angus...
    And if the two of them like it, who are you to complain? :-P

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    1. My god. Do you mean to say there's more of you out there? Do you do the whole high-pitched thing too? ;)

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  2. I too must suffer through this every evening and then he has to turn around and come back in the room because he forgot to kiss me goodnight. Sheesh!

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  3. Typist you mustn't be upset. Georgia Sweat Pea is simply catnip to the Cushion and the heart wants what the heart wants :)

    PS, the temps downunder have been unbelievable you guys stay cool!!!

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  4. I worry for Cushion. And he does it with a high-pitched voice too ?!?

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  5. Thankfully we are too much the dignified dog types to allow such goings on - yeah right!

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  6. LOL! It's even worse when the next door neighbor overhears something like that ;-)

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  7. LORI, at least he turns round for you.

    Not so bad here DIANE. We had a scorcher on the day Georgia swallowed the hook, then it went back down to a balmy 20s yesterday. South Australia and Tasmania are copping it this year. I think it's been hotter there than up north in Darwin! The weather has gone mad.

    KENZO, you didn't hear it from me. YOU do stuff like that too, don't you? Any man who pulls out a camp bed to keep his sick dog company, then lets her take it over...I'm betting on it ;)

    Funny you should mention that TARYN. I'm always telling him to keep it down for fear of that!

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  8. HAHAHAHA, 'clearly' alright.

    Sprung, Cushion!

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  9. Bwahahahahaha!!! I love it. I am often grateful I live alone, but I confess sometimes I forget I'm in public when I'm talking to my dogs this way. Yup, there are many more of us out here!

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  10. I think Georgia presents some serious competition in the girly department!

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  11. OMD! That is sooo funny! Ma talks to me like that sometimes, then I just jump on her, and that stops the whole nonsense!
    Stay cool guys!
    Kisses,
    Ruby

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  12. Ah, I could give you a whole litany of the many things I've overheard my husband say to the dogs that would probably make you feel better! Nothing like hearing that your husband loves his "hairy-butted girl!"

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  13. I think i sense some jealousy here.. *LOL*

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  14. I think the Cushion might be a baby Koala. (But I still think a Koala sounds like a baby piggy, so maybe the Cushion... I'll stop.)

    Wag on TYPIST, Wag on.

    Love,
    Tootsie & her mom

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  15. I've been playing 'catch up' and it seems I missed a LOT! Glad GLP is OK--how scary. And, as for The Cushion speaking in tongues...well, I had a good laugh!

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