Today Peanut decided to pee on some people's pansies. I usually stop him from peeing on pretty flowers but today I was too lazy to bother. I feel kind of bad about it but Peanut's happy.
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
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S'okay. It's organic.
I am good about cleaning up the #2 but I refuse to feel guilty about the #1.
Now I'm having willies about the dead stuff from the post below.
And doesn't anyone consider the pansies' feelings in all of this?
Maybe it'll be good for the pansies...?
At least YOU didn't pee on them.
As someone said, at least it's organic. My dog pees in the garden all the time and I've never noticed any damage. :)
Peace,
~Chani
dude. pansy season is so over. and peanut knows that. it's the south--time for petunias and sweet potato vines.
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