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I have to try to keep my dogs from falling into the big dirt hole in my backyard where the pool is going.
hahahaha.
I have a muddy section in the very back of my fenced in back yard where the rain pools (we've had a ton of rain) and I've had to build a mini fence just to keep them out of this mud!
Due to switching phone carriers I am getting an increase in telemarketers and "un known callers". My 1st world problem is what bizarre language I can use when answering the phone. The most recent was a mix of western Europe and Asian. Pretty sure the person on the other end was like....What the hey language is that!!
Naturally I could just ignore or not answer. At some point ya just gotta get creative to be placed on the ...nevercallthatcrazyladyagain list
hahahaha.
I have a muddy section in the very back of my fenced in back yard where the rain pools (we've had a ton of rain) and I've had to build a mini fence just to keep them out of this mud!
In my experience, dogs love to get as dirty (and smelly) as possible.
One time I saw both my dogs taking turns rolling in something in the yard. One came running over to me and BLECH - he smelled of death (literally). I walked out there thinking there had to be something large and smelly and quite dead over there, maybe like a bird or even some small rodent. You know what it was? AN EARTHWORM. That's it. That's all. All that stink and all that rolling around in it - and it was just a dead earthworm.
It is extremely difficult and dirty and messy to hose down the gunite twice a day during the pool building process. No one warned me about this beforehand.
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