Hoo boy
Well, that day rolled around again. I busted out the five gallon bucket, the black plastic bags, and dug out the old, worn out sneakers from under the bed. Armed with shovels and rakes, I went out to the back yard, and cleaned up what the melted snow revealed. Ten gallons of dog poop. I am pretty reliable about cleaning up after my dogs when there's no snow. About once or twice a week is usually sufficient. It's when it snows and snows and snows that cleanup becomes a chore. You get more snow than dog poop and it makes a mess in the trash. It's nasty, but it's just plain easier to sacrifice a pair of shoes and do it when the snow melts. Easier. But nasty. Today's not been a bad day so far, dog poop and all. I heard a very important message at church today, one which had me thinking back to the time when I got messed up by a chubby redheaded girl when I was 15. I think today was a good reminder not to go backward, and...