I have been watching the tall person working in the garden. I heard him say to De that the sun was burning the leaves of some of the plants and he needed to move them to a shadier part of the garden. Unfortunately, he chose one of my favourite napping places. I did try to tell him but he was too busy digging. So be it. I hope he remembers that I did try to warn him.
I waited until he had finished and had gone inside to have a shower and then I took a closer look. Hmm, absolutely no room for me. Believe me, I did try to squeeze myself between the plants to see if I would fit but I am a Caucasian Shepherd – not a contortionist. They would have to be moved again. I was about to go inside and find the tall person when I realised that he was probably tired after all that digging and deserved a rest. So, to save the tall person the extra work I decided to re-locate them myself.
It didn’t take me long but my gardening skills are not as precise as the tall person and things just fell apart in my mouth. They don’t make plants like they used to. They must be cheap foreign imports. Oh well, at least they don’t need to worry about their leaves being burned by the sun any more – they no longer have any.
I am pleased to say that in no time at all I had restored my sleeping place to its former glory.
You must understand tall person, I am like the plants you moved – I too get hot in the sun and need a shady place to lie in. Before you react, ask yourself this – is a leaf more important than me?
P.S. I just heard the tall person say, “I give up”! Perhaps he is playing a game with the little person in the garden.
The sad part is that instead of exerting all that energy moving those plants he could have been playing with you. *sigh*
**sigh sigh** Agreed with Rumpydog … 🙂 Why didn’t De tell him you liked that spot?? Maybe he just wanted to get rid of the plants, and thought he could blame it on YOU! LOL!
Hmm, conspiracy theory Photogirl. I had not thought of that but now the seed of doubt has been planted (excuse the gardening pun)..
*lol* Bongo says, on hot summer days, there is nothing to compare to a shady spot with freshely watered plants …
Bongo is right. It is the beginning of the end if you allow your shady spots to be taken away – look at what is happening to the indigenous people in the Amazon – all of their shady spots are being taken from them!
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Nice work!