[busy signaL]
[Tuesday, July 12, 2005]
dogs are the superior species, i think.
it takes very little to make a dog happy and a lot to get it down.
a dog would never turn down the opportunity to go off on an adventure. a dog wouldn't complain either, even if its leg is already broken in two places.
a dog respects hierarchy, regardless of the physical and mental stature of those dogs above and below it. a dog is neither self-serving nor does it possess ulterior motives. it is not a dog's nature to bear a grudge or turn traitor.
a dog is perfectly happy whether fetching a stick, sleeping beside its master, or riding in a car with its head out the window. a dog doesn't get bored; it just takes a nap if there's nothing else to do.
a dog is never counter-intuitive.
dogs may not win nobel prizes or pulitzers but there are undeniably more beloved dogs than there are beloved scientists and writers, combined even. not all babies are cute, but hardly anyone can say "puppy" without cracking a smile.
sige ingat.ΓΌ
posted by stani at 10:53 AM
it takes very little to make a dog happy and a lot to get it down.
a dog would never turn down the opportunity to go off on an adventure. a dog wouldn't complain either, even if its leg is already broken in two places.
a dog respects hierarchy, regardless of the physical and mental stature of those dogs above and below it. a dog is neither self-serving nor does it possess ulterior motives. it is not a dog's nature to bear a grudge or turn traitor.
a dog is perfectly happy whether fetching a stick, sleeping beside its master, or riding in a car with its head out the window. a dog doesn't get bored; it just takes a nap if there's nothing else to do.
a dog is never counter-intuitive.
dogs may not win nobel prizes or pulitzers but there are undeniably more beloved dogs than there are beloved scientists and writers, combined even. not all babies are cute, but hardly anyone can say "puppy" without cracking a smile.
sige ingat.ΓΌ
posted by stani at 10:53 AM