[at-l] Going solo ( long - delete at will )

[patv@ukans.edu (Pat Villeneuve)]

Amy Skowronek wrote:

> Anderson, Paula_(MD) wrote:
>
> > I finally caught the dog, pushed her into the tent from behind and quickly
> > sealed us in & started fighting for my sleeping bag.  So far she was keeping
> > me pretty occupied and I didn't feel truly alone and all the noises I was
> > hearing were my own.  Of course, greyhounds are worthless as any kind of
> > protection animal - so you don't get that extra bit of secure feeling - but
> > they are nice company if you can keep them off your thermarest!
>
> This is why I carry a second pad.  The thermarest is for me, the blue
> foam pad is for the dog.  That way when she pushes me off the thermarest
> during the night I don't land on rocks.  Also it gives her a little
> portable home.  I set the pad down and it defines a space.
>
> Actually that part works for people too.
>
> -amy in maryland

Ha! You haven't met that greyhound and her bedhogging ways. Watch it, Curtis...
;->
Yeah, I've slept with her-
Chocolate