He reminds me a little of a younger brother. He means no harm, but trying to explain to him why he's bugging you is completely lost on him. Our latest foster dog came home with us yesterday. His name is Bill, he's 8 years old, and he's on a diet. We're trying to come up with a "skinny name" for him, something he can aspire to. He doesn't respond to his name very well, anyway, so here we are in the market for a new name. Time to pull out the Baby Name Book. Which one is old English for "Oblivious?"
Monday, June 28, 2010
Oblivious
He reminds me a little of a younger brother. He means no harm, but trying to explain to him why he's bugging you is completely lost on him. Our latest foster dog came home with us yesterday. His name is Bill, he's 8 years old, and he's on a diet. We're trying to come up with a "skinny name" for him, something he can aspire to. He doesn't respond to his name very well, anyway, so here we are in the market for a new name. Time to pull out the Baby Name Book. Which one is old English for "Oblivious?"
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This dog looks like he's spent too much time playing video games and eating junk food or surfing the internet aimlessly. He needs a name like Cole or Breck or Stoney.
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