The Hero and the Rottweiler ~ Sentimental Sunday (thought of then.)

The Hero did flooring jobs to supplement his day time job income. His primary workers were his family members.
This one job was for a doctor resurfacing a second floor patio above the first floor patio.  Everyone was excited and thought, this will be a fast easy job.
The doctor had a pet Rottweiler.  He looked like this dog.

 A beautiful healthy, happy, big dog.  The guys were apprehensive at first about how he would accept them, but soon found him to be friendly and funny, because he would run up the stairs to greet them then his claws would slip on the wood floor and he would end up in all sorts of positions, and gyrations trying to get in control.  No one minded his presence, until... they noticed tools would go missing.  He would come out get petted and when they turned back to work, he would pick up a tool, tape, what ever was sitting there unattended, and quietly slip back inside.  This started causing lost time because the guys would have to go looking for the item, and would find it with their friend the dog. It ended in him being banned from the area, and them keeping a watchful eye in case someone would forget to close the door.  He was then such a sad dog looking longingly out the door.
The Hero laughed telling the story and loved petting the Rottweiler when he was there. The guys would hoot and laugh talking about his antics.  All in all, the Rottweiler made the job a fun one that had good memories.

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May Be I Watch Too Many Movies.....

 Interesting phenomena has occurred in the Geneablogger land.
 I was sleeping peacefully when my phone rang at 1:00 am.  It was my oldest son, I think, or maybe it was his pocket at work.  What do you do at 1:00 am when you can't go back to sleep?  Hmmm, I went to my dashboard and started to get some reading of other blogs in. 
The first one on the screen was Lisa at Old Stones Ciphered.  She was writing about something she had found at Flipside that Linda had written.  This was too much bait.  I had to visit to see.  Linda had visited someone one else, I continued folloing the thread until it finally came down to Karen at About Genealogy who had done a blog called Nothing to do with Genealogy But...  They had all tried a gadget called "Who do I write like?"  I decided to use my Hero stories.  I used two different ones, it still came up JR Tolkien.  Good company, but whoa...maybe I watch too many movies.   What fun to have a break when you are tired and can't think.  Thanks Karen for starting it.

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J. R. R. Tolkien

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