Throughout the evening the realization that I didn't want to go home nor would I, came to pass. The notorious gear-rich Windigrrl offered me her new tent to stay in for the night. I happily accepted her offer.
After some minor interruptions, Kodie and I dozed within the confines of the tent, eventually listening to the sound of a rain shower delicately tap the rainfly.
Thanks to Stomper's suggestion, I had set the alarm clock on my cell phone to ensure my early departure. After three snoozes I began to rustle in my bag not wanting to get up. Kodie stirred slightly and I began to scratch her lightly.
Soon she rolled over and put her nose at the zipper. When I didn't move, she stood. I lazily said, "Kodie I'm not quite ready to....OH MY GOD YOU'RE GOING TO BARF!"
I jumped up as best I could with my sleeping bag wrapped around my waist turning me into a mermaid and wiggled over to the door. I quickly wrestled with the zipper, which I'm sure was a comical sight from the outside the tent. After opening the door I lifted the fly so Kodie could run out into the open before projectile vomit occurred. She ran under the fly and proceeded to hurl.
I managed to un-mermaid myself and get my thoughts to together. My first thought was being thankful that my dog had not yacked in Windigrrl's new tent. Thank you Lord. Next I found my shoes and went out to inspect what had made my dog sick.
I chuckled as I found a small pile of partially digested hay lying among the leaves of the forest. The remnants of Kodie's cow dung gorge the day before.
That's my party/farm dog...eat poop 'til you hurl.
3 comments:
Too funny. Thanks for not letting Kodie hurl in my tent. It was good to see you!
Windigrrl
Never a dull moment in the world of Jodi!!
Thanks for letting us in on the latest of Kodie's gourmet extravaganzas. I was wondering what caused the latest "No Treats" warning. I must admit, though, I'm glad it was in a tent and not on anyone's Rolex credentails.
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