Posts Tagged ‘spiders’
8th February
2010
I don’t have a problem with optimism in dogs. I love it. Every next second is potentially the best ever to a spaniel and I accept that. In people, however, optimism can be tiresome. Come to think of it, pessimism can be tiresome too – yet I don’t mind that in cats. So there you go, 2.5 sentences wasted on my indecisiveness.
I do however, have some top notch science at hand to workout which breed of human I am dealing with. It involves the simple introduction of a spider.
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