I was super-excited to do laundry without having to go outside, and proceeded to search the linen closet for the detergent Kathryn promised would be there. This went on for a minute or so, but I couldn't find it. My first thought was that Jeremy, Kathryn's husband, had hidden it as a little joke. Good one, Jer!
My quest for detergent was interrupted when I found a note addressed to someone named Jen saying that the author of the note was keeping Winnie, and telling Jen to call when she got in. The letter was a little difficult to read, but I figured that I was "Jen" and that I needed to call the number to collect the dog.
I called the number. No answer. I heard the click-clack of puppy paws coming from (what I thought was) out back. Not the case. I looked, no Winnie, but still some clicking now accompanied by the tiniest of whimpers. I followed the sound more closely and opened the door to the bathroom. Guess what I found?! The laundry detergent! Oh yeah, Winnie was there too.
Wait, what? So who is Jen? And why would you have to call the number? Also, when I tried to play the video above, it says "This is a duplicate of an already uploaded video." (???)
ReplyDeleteI'll try to fix it. Jen is nobody in this story. The person who walked Winnie thought my name was Jen.
ReplyDeleteHa, I did tell Beth that your name was "Sara", but she must have forgotten it... Loved the video! And I should have let you know--I figured it would be easier for Beth to get Winnie into the bathroom than into the crate (though from what I hear, she was quite the little escape artist every time Beth tried to shut the door).
ReplyDeleteSo I talked to Beth and have an explanation for the "Jen" thing--I left her a note that included my number and JER'S, but apparently my "r" looks like an "n", so she thought I was leaving her the number of the friend who was staying there.
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