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My Aunt always had a poodle, and when I was a little kid I was terrified of the damn thing. He was probably about the size of a football, but he would just sit at the top of the basement stairs and if I tried to come up, he would snarl and growl and start biting the air. Luckily she had a second staircase that went up into the garage, or I would have been trapped down there for hours on end. 

It could also jump about four feet off of the ground, and would do this while barking and growling endlessly, if you sat down at the dining room table. I was so glad when that thing died. 

The next poodle that she got after that one was this timid little thing that was scared of its own shadow. It was constantly just trembling in fear. But it could do this thing where it would stand up on two legs, if it had to walk through snow. And it wasn't the hind legs either. It walked around on its front legs in order to keep most of its body up out of the snow. 

Looks like the house will be ready for us on 10/1 or so. There is another fly in my ointment though. I think the boat might be sold, so I will truly be homeless very soon if this is the case.

I'd say you could come visit here, but there's a hairy naked man in the house.

And a dog too.

😂😂😂

Anyhoo--any of you started a COVID-19 gaming addiction? Had to buy a second Xbox so the boy and I could play World of Tanks together. Well designed to hang little carrots out just close enough that they are hard to resist.

When I'm done for the night, planning or printing/cutting, I've started playing RDR2 again.  Killing everyone I come across.  Last night, my white arabian horse died, so that's lame.  

hopefully you are social distancing from the wife 

it wasn't a real thing back when I was a kid

my mother wouldn't have played that game

So after eating apples his whole life my 8 yo has been complaining recently that when he eats apples his throat itches.  I honestly didn’t give it much thought at first. 

Then, a couple nights ago he asked me to peel the apple because he thought that was what was making it itch.  I rolled my eyes and peeled the apple thinking it was just something he was imagining. He ate it, felt fine, and confidently said he was right and wanted peeled apples from now on.

Out of curiosity I googled it and it’s a real damn thing. It’s called Oral Allergy Syndrome (OAS). It can pertain to other fruits and vegetables but cooking or peeling them doesn’t cause the same reaction.

I don’t if I’m more surprised that it’s real or that he figured that out on his own.

Interesting. This happens to me too - especially with stone fruits.