Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

I should do that too, Granny. Things are starting to growl at me when I open the door but my back still complains if I bend over for too long. Maybe get a shelf done. That sounds like a good goal.

Don't work too hard, Cap. But if you run out of things to do you can always head west and clean out my coops for me! LOL!

I bent over to pick up some trash off the front porch and hurt my back and my arm. When I say clean I guess I meant toss the leftovers.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Im gonna shoot this dog. He barks at every little thing and scares the crap out of me.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I have no idea. Mystery chick lol. I’ll take some pics if she’s photogenic this afternoon.

wheres the Goose pictures ?

 

[CapricornFarm]

I should do that too, Granny. Things are starting to growl at me when I open the door but my back still complains if I bend over for too long. Maybe get a shelf done. That sounds like a good goal.

Don't work too hard, Cap. But if you run out of things to do you can always head west and clean out my coops for me! LOL!

Cleaning is not my favorite activity. I would rather build a new one!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

ditto that Cap. And then I couldnt.

 

[prostar]

They are taking forever. You only get one granny. More later.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Gmorning all, I plan on sitting on my butt. LOL Same ol stuff. Maybe clean the fridge out.

Garbage day, right?

Im gonna shoot this dog. He barks at every little thing and scares the crap out of me.

No you wouldn't!! No way you could harm that dog. And he wuvs you too!
You could try a little training, though. You would need 2 leashes, some treats, a calm attitude and consistency. Tie one leash to your recliner which will keep him in place. Second leash is for you to get his attention. Treat if he does what you want. If he barks, tug on the second leash. Don't yell, that is just you barking WITH him and he will be encouraged to do more. Don't say his name when he is doing something wrong, because that encourages him as well. Tug the leash and make a sharp shhh noise. If he turns and looks at you, make eye contact, give him a calm "good boy!" (you can say his name here) and give him a treat. You are trying to catch him doing something right! You can eventually work up to maybe him sitting. I wouldn't do more than 30 minutes at a time. If you keep it up, he will eventually respond to your shhhh from across the room.
He is trainable. I saw that for myself. He just needs to understand what you want him to do. And of course some exercise would help. Maybe Robert could help with that.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

ugg Wishing, garbage means cat litter . LOL Bye Bye back.
Tom pointed at me and he barked. The cat scratched on the door and he barked. He gets yelled at (barking) when someone is at the door. How do you teach him what he should bark at and shouldnt ?

 

[microchick]

Cleaning is not my favorite activity. I would rather build a new one!

My great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee. I have her picture, yep, she's native but unfortunately either she didn't enroll or her identification, including her maiden name, was lose in a court house fire. All we know about her is a line written in an old bible that said my great grandfather married a Cherokee woman named Alice.

My favorite response to house cleaning is that I'm going to do what my ancient tribal family did when the horse poop got too deep.....move the camp. More than once I've looked around at the house and said, yeah, time to move the camp!

Got the one shelf done on the fridge. My goal has been met, my work is complete. Bread is rising, dishes washed. Still have a load of clothes to go in the washing machine other than that I'm done for the day with housework.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

My great GM was also 100% Indian Then on fathers side was like 1/2. I think leaving me like 1/16th or somewhere in there. I am proud of my indian heritage.