"Steaming Pile" or "People Suck"
| We've been hearing about the upcoming "blizzard" for a couple of days now. It didn't turn to be a big deal, and the 6-12" forecasted turned out to be around 3 or so. Snow has a couple of cool properties: it absorbs sound--it sounds very quiet when you go outside, and you can see all kinds of tracks in the snow. The record of tracks is cool when you have rabbits, foxes, and a raccoon or two running around. It's _not_ so cool when you see some dog tracks come up to your porch, directing your eyes to a lovely brown treasure. It's even _less_ cool when you see the owner's tracks following the dog's. Unfortunately, the was enough walking traffic, and subsequent trail obscurement, that we couldn't follow the tracks to the perpetrator. To me this is a whole new level of discourtesy. I mean, dog owners have been out walking their dogs and not had a mechanism by which to clean up after them. But on my porch!?! This just reenforces my thinking that people truly do suck. |

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Ken Jensen said ... (4:27 PM) :
post a commentDog owners always have a mechanism to pick up after their pets. I go to Costco and buy a box of 1000 "T-Shirt" bags for about 10 bucks. Saves me from the task of collecting bags from shopping at Safeway and making sure they are free of holes. The bags I buy new at Costco are prestine, and compact. When I walk the dog I put a couple of bags in my pocket. When it's time to pick up, I turn a bag inside out with my hand in it, pick up the "treasure" pulling it into the bag as I turn it rightside out. Twist, tie a knot, and throw it in the trash when I get home. I hate it when people don't pick up after their dogs. No matter where, no matter the weather, there is no excuse for it.