Red and Rover by Brian Basset for August 06, 2011
August 05, 2011
August 07, 2011
Transcript:
Who are we kidding? We're not board game men, we're bored man! We should be outside expending energy and getting muddy! The way I figure it... Childhood's too short. One minute they cut your food for you- the next, you're paying for your own.
Catfeet Premium Member over 13 years ago
Red’s right—making mud pies with best pup pal Rover will not only keep you young, but keep you sane!
Destiny23 over 13 years ago
♪ I’m play-ing in the rain! ♫♪ Just play-ing in the rain!! ♫
comicgos over 13 years ago
Give me mud! Ah, to be young again!
Francine Long over 13 years ago
It’s all too true Red. Make the most of it while you have the chance. It will all be over and gone all too soon. Build the memories you will cherish for your whole life now, while you can.
Hillbillyman over 13 years ago
Mud wonderful Mud.
Lyons Group, Inc. over 13 years ago
Oh yes, those were the days, alright. We (Me, Tink, and the others) were the first get out and get active bunch! But it was more that just an hour a day! We got out and stayed out until street lights came on!
GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago
There must be something wrong with me. I hated plaing in in the mud & rain. Give me a bored game any time.
ChukLitl Premium Member over 13 years ago
I Love A Rainy Night
GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago
Just noticed my spelling error. Playing.
uranium over 13 years ago
how true it is good thing i don’t pay for mine yet :)
baileydean over 13 years ago
Muddy puppies are happy puppies… I know. I love summer rain, and never use an umbrella… in the winter, it’s a different story.
Miserichord over 13 years ago
Right now, I would love the chance to play in the mud during a rainstorm.Barely a third of our normal rainfall for the year, 100 F everyday.
baileydean over 13 years ago
Moms like that are priceless.
scottie4851 Premium Member over 13 years ago
Red is right! Mud baths as a kid ARE free. As an adult, they cost you a fortune at a spa!!
baileydean over 13 years ago
I don’t see the same things that you do, for Red. I see him becoming a veterinarian and marrying another veterinarian. He works on large animals, and she works on small. They have four children (two adopted) 7 dogs, 15 cats, 2 horses. 3 goats, and 1 cow.They are very successful, and are very loving and fun with all of their children — fur or no.He uses his gift quietly, but well… to help diagnose and treat the animals who come to him.Life is good… and he plays in puddles with his kids.