Overboard by Chip Dunham for January 10, 2021

Actually, it’s “chien mouillé se séchant devant un feu.”

Well Henry you could have taking a towel and dried Louie off a little before he laid down in front of the fire. It might have helped some.

Or you can translate pew to le pew

It makes you wonder just how many fireplaces the wooden ship has? Two days ago the ship’s fireplace didn’t have a blue-green mantle, and the window was directly above the fireplace.

We have a Husky/Lab cross. We seldom have problems with the ‘wet dog’ smell. But she farts a lot so we still suffer.

Is this one of those “spot the differences” puzzles?

Just the obvious stuff:

- Henry gained 50 pounds and got taller

- Logs changed positions

- Louie’s back leg hidden

- Cup + book swapped

- Leash peg moved from center of board to joint between them

- Boot water? moved from heel to toe

- Upper left shadow much closer to plant

- I won’t bother with the plant leaves or fireplace bricks.

I’m learning French. I am happy that I knew what that said!

“par un feu”—non. DEVANT un feu—oui.

You should probably be in another (much further away) room while Louie dries off.

Smell is the main reason I don’t have dogs

Did anyone else sing “Chestnuts, roasting on an open fire!” It just flowed from my brain!!

Nice fireplace for a pirate ship

Un cachorro empapado se seca a su lado.

both of my labs did not like baths but they got them , But LOVED THE TOWEL DRY . because it was over? then if they were outside went looking for the good scent ,in the Low wet grass area.

Just get an Ozone brush. It takes the smell off the dog in 30-60 seconds.

Hey look, the fire is actually flame colored.

Thanks for leaving out the mice and coronavirus.

I just realized that’s a wood fire – onboard a wooden ship.

Mon chien a des pets puants.

Try it with a British accent Henry

… or in Spanish:

Perro mojado secando por un fuego.

Happy Sunday, Crew.

Ceci n’est pas une chien humide…

Ne pas Jeter, Derek key note reader! Do we now know the difference between Ray Charles the blind musician and Charles Ray of the Coast Guard serving under Commandant SCHULTZ rather than under Seth Klink?

Try saying it in Italian.

Good evening, Crew!