Poor Darwin

[OurnewfDarwin]

My husband was late for work this morning, so he was sitting at the dining room table tele-meeting. The kids were hungry, so I pulled their little table into the kitchen so they could have something to eat. This, of course, brought the food RIGHT TO DARWIN'S height.

He very impressively sat there and just watched. But I felt so mean. Arden suggested we put his bowl on the table, too. :goofy:

 

[Angela]

That's priceless:lol: Love it.

 

[padkins]

I have to agree with Arden, I think Darwin needed his bowl also! :bear:

 

[DAWNMERIE]

Love it, Good boy Darwin.

 

[OurnewfDarwin]

I have to agree with Arden, I think Darwin needed his bowl also! :bear:

He would have pushed it across the table, There would have been flying dishes everywhere! That, and the fishy smell of the food probably wouldn't really go with the blueberry muffins I made yesterday.

 

[nowhavethreebears]

What a GOOD BOY, Darwin..At my house there would have been milk and little chairs flying.

 

[Wash]

Poor guy, he was probably starving half to death at that point too.

 

[2Paws]

Ah......what a good boy. I see alot of newf nanny in that picture.

 

[Annetteb]

That is a very good boy!!

 

[KodysGrandma]

Deserves special treats for that one.

 

[MrPilikia]

Love that! What a good boy!

 

[Ginny]

Love it. I'm amazed at the paucity of drool!

 

[OurnewfDarwin]

Love it. I'm amazed at the paucity of drool!

Paucity! Wow--I needed a word of the day.

Darwin doesn't drool much. If he is running and playing, he can get some good floogers going, and he can get some serious water stores trapped in the jowls, but he doesn't really drool other times--at least not the dripping, hanging kind.

 

[Carole Macomber]

What good table manners, Darwin!