I will find it a home eventually..
At almost any time of the day, you can find Chuck hanging on in his spot on the couch….…or under the table on the carpet..
The carpet, being all fluffy like it is, seems to absorb the smells so much more than the couch.Plus the couch covers get a regular cleaning in the washing machine, and that just can’t happen with the rug.Of course, the dog can get a good cleaning and he does, but those baths never seem to stick for more than five minutes, he’s a dog after all.
That’s just how he smells.It seems that Chuck is a little bit of a manly man too, because the idea of doggy cologne just scares him.. I’ve tried a few different things here and there to try and freshen things up, and nothing really seems to do the job quite right.
I’ve done baking soda, and cinnamon, and essential oils on the vacuum filter to try to get a fresh scent going, but no luck with keeping the smell away for any length of time..
I read about this somewhere and I gave it a try.writing my first book.
these last few months.I thought it would be fun to let you peek in on the process every now and then and tell you about some of the different parts of the whole process.
It really has been a huge learning experience for me and (I think) a really interesting little story.And we’re not even halfway through the process yet!.
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