Thursday Dec 01, 2005

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Alright. The crazy man across the street seems to have a crush on me. He is a disabled Veteran, mentally, he suffered a blow to the head and he isn't right now. Poor guy. But keep in mind that this is the same house that was busted for dealing crack, the entire street was blocked off for that bust...and crazy crack-heads have wandered over to our house from over there, made a huge scene and I had to call the cops...all while my little 5 year old nephew, my sister and I were trying to have a family day.

Anyway...I'm just trying to say the looney-meter is busted across the street and I'm not quite comfortable with this dude trying to come over here and talk to me, give me smokes and lighters, and sticking his tongue out in a vulgar way while he talks to me. Yuck. puke I'm here alone all week, my roomies live out of town during the week, so I am a little uncomfortable. But my dog is a very good barrier...he doesn't seem to want to come any closer with a growling, snarling boxer standing in front of me.

I have a tendency to be skiddish over these sorts of things ever since I was attacked years ago. I'm not trying to ever be in that situation again!!

Ha-ha-ha.....It makes me think about a scene from As Good As It Gets when Jack Nickolson answers his door when the neighbors maid stops by and he says...."Go sell crazy somewhere else, we're all full here!" I love that line.

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Niko is feeling much better now!! Yay! biggrin biggrin She just has to take some antibiotics for a week, and she should be good as new then!

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Question....

Are you afraid of dogs? Have you ever been afraid of a dog? Or any certain breed?


I'm generally not afraid of dogs, but there are certain breeds that I won't go near if I don't know them. Like Pits, Dobies, and Rotts.


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june:
The artist is Adolphe-William Bouguereau.
She mesmerizes me surreal smile

I love crazy people, but when things border
on unstable or dangerous = no good.
I hope things are ok.

I think a healthy fear of dogs is a safe way to be.
Years ago, I was petting a little lap dog when
it suddenly sprung up and bit me on the face frown
You just never know.

Have a good weekend
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June
gumbercules81:
My brother used to be deathly afraid of dogs, and the reason for it was rather unfortunate. We were still living in Maryland, just after I was born, and we shared a duplex with a family that owned some giant breed of dog. They didn't treat it very well and some of the older kids in the neighborhood abused it with rocks, so it became a barking machine. All we had separating our yards was this tiny chain-link fence, and it got to the point that even my father was afraid to go into our backyard. I think even my mother was afraid to go into our laundry room. I was too little to even remember it now, but it scarred my brother for a long time. He couldn't handle himself even around the friendliest, most playful dogs, because he thought they were trying to kill him. It took living with friends from college for a summer, who had the dopiest dog ever, for him to finally overcome it. He's much better now, but for the longest time he couldn't handle them. I've always loved dogs, though. I have a tendency of being able to calm down the most hyperactive dogs.

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