Phil,
Okay now you have gone and done it!  You promised not to tell about me 
having accidents in the house!  You also said you would not tell about my 
dog chewing on that waiters leg!  You know you assured me that you would not 
tell anyone about my dog growling and acting so tough!  I can't believe you 
would tell about how I embarrassed you in the restaurant and my dog was only 
defending me because you yelled at me in the restaurant!
Now what am I going to do?  None of my friends will ever invite me to their 
house and on top of all of that, you asked was I coming back to visit any 
time soon?  Oh my, what is a girl to do when you can't trust a friend?
Well you know about that emergency room visit that wasn't my fault.  After 
all I am blind and I was in a strange house and well you know how things can 
get out of hand don't you?  Actually I do have a ticket to Denver and the 
first visit was such a success I was thinking I just might come back for 
another visit just to stir up some excitement in your household!  You really 
should not have told everybody all these things about me they might even 
believe them!  Big Mistchievous grin!
Virgie and sweet, lovable, gentle, quiet Hoshi
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: More About Me


> Virgie,
>
> She isn't worried about your dog having accidents in the house.  She is
> worried about you having accidents in the house.  You know?  Like knocking
> over a chair, forgetting to turn off your bedroom light at night, spilling
> your coffee.  You know how sighted people think about blind people making 
> a
> mess.  It took us a month to clean up the house after you and your dog 
> were
> here but we like you.  I'd like your dog but she always grawls at me and
> acts tuff.  Plus, she is embarrassing, almost as much as you are, when 
> going
> out to eat at fancy restaurants.  Of course, the waiter whose leg she bit
> off wasn't too happy but the five dollar tip probably made him feel 
> better.
> Then of course there was my cowboy hat she chewed up when you were here 
> but
> what's a little old hundred dollar hat when it comes to friends.  By the
> way, I've had those stitches removed from some place I won't mention and 
> the
> pain has finally gone away so don't worry about that any more.  I'm sure 
> she
> didn't mean it any way.  Plus, our insurance covered all but fifty dollars
> of the emergency room visit that night.  You aren't coming back to visit 
> any
> time soon, are you?  I mean, and with the dog?
>
> Phil.
>