| Being a writer isn’t all about sitting in front of a keyboard (gee, I hope my publisher is reading this). No, indeed. Some of my most productive time is when I’m laying back on my hammock. I let my eyes close, and the gentle swaying eases my mind into a wonderfully hypnogogic state, and the creativity unwinds throughout my thoughts.
At such times, it’s a good thing to have a faithful hound around, keeping me safe from any distractions (pesky bunnies!) that might interrupt the creative process. Yeah, that’s my story, and I’m sticking with it. Happy Thursday! |
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Experts say dogs have no sense of comfort.
As a fellow person with a dog small enough to use me as a mattress/headrest, I’m inclined to say those experts have no idea what they’re talking about.
06.02.11 at 9:21 am
I’m not sure who your “experts” are, or what their operational definition of “comfort” might be, but either you’re kidding me or they’re idiots.
I’ve never known a dog who didn’t have an innate understanding of what comfort was.
06.03.11 at 8:56 am