That's Peggy curled up in the spot on the drive where my car is normally parked.
And here she is, a few minutes later, waiting at the gate in the hope that her boss won't be too late.How can something that little make one feel so incredibly guilty?
Oh, the guilt ......
Peggy is not happy. She's really not happy. In the morning when she sees my uniform come out the cupboard, she glares at me. She slinks around after me while I'm gettng ready, and she doesn't leave my side. And then, when I got home this afternoon she was waiting at the gate for me. Stevan snapped these photo's this afternoon:
That's Peggy curled up in the spot on the drive where my car is normally parked.
And here she is, a few minutes later, waiting at the gate in the hope that her boss won't be too late.
How can something that little make one feel so incredibly guilty?
That's Peggy curled up in the spot on the drive where my car is normally parked.
And here she is, a few minutes later, waiting at the gate in the hope that her boss won't be too late.How can something that little make one feel so incredibly guilty?
5 reactions
1 From Desiree - 19/04/2009, 17:53
2 From Isobel - 19/04/2009, 18:08
3 From Tracy - 20/04/2009, 10:07
4 From Lindsay - 20/04/2009, 22:09
Uniform? When did you last have to wear a uniform? Do tell!
5 From Nan - 22/04/2009, 03:41
Don't feel guilty. She will get used to it; she will learn your routine and know that when you go, you always return.