In the normal way of things (and more often lately in the name of household economy), the Pooch bats cleanup in the food department. Bread heels, leftovers, the burnt bits: these generally fall to the Pooch. This is how I am able to report that stale Honey Nut Cheerios, eaten dry, actually have a rather agreeable texture. (Now, if I can just convince the kids to close the cereal boxes properly, I won’t have to report on the textures of other stale breakfast food.)
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LMAO! The very idea that children (or husbands) might close containers! HA! Dream on, my friend.
NIW
July 1st, 2008