Showing posts with label white coat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white coat. Show all posts

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Oops!

My day didn't start off well today. First, the people around here decided to sleep in. Who does that?!?! Don't they know that there are dogs and cats to feed? OK, one dog, but I was hungry enough for two! I was pretty sure that I was going to pass out from hunger! My breakfast was an entire HOUR late! But, it only got worse from there.

Mom was going to make cookies for a picnic and a BBQ that we were going to later in the day. Being the sweet boy that I am, I decided to hang with her in the kitchen to help if needed. She started pulling out the stuff we needed to make cookies. First out came the flour. Mom thought it would be a good idea to shake the airtight container a bit to loosen up the flour. But, she jostled it a bit, the top came flying off, then landed back in the container, spewing flour out all over the place. I didn't find the outcome amusing.



Dagan standing on the kitchen sink run, the floor and his head covered with a thick layer of flour.
As I stood there, trying to figuring out what to do, Mom and Dad are laughing their fool heads off. Then Mom is telling me to stand still, cause she had to get the camera. Umm... Hello?!?! I have stuff all over me! What am I supposed to do with that?? Do you know how hard it is to NOT shake that stuff off me??

A close up of Dagan's face covered in flour. Just his black nose and big brown eyes poke out from the white
I used my cuteness to try and get them to let me shake, but that didn't work either. Mom rushed me outside, so I could shake it all over the yard. Once I got most of it off, we came back in to clean up the house. But, I still looked a bit off.
Dagan's head after shaking the top layer of flour off, looking gray with white eyebrowsMom continued to giggle at me, saying that we now know what I will look like as an old dog. I didn't think it was funny.
Dagan's gray face looking at the cameraAgain, I used the cuteness to get someone to help me. Dad finally got a wet towel and wiped me down until I looked like myself again.

But, for some reason, if someone pats my head, I now poof just a little. I'm hoping that will stop soon.

Wags and Wiggles,
Dagan