I took Murph & his dog brother for a walk.

I don’t know what came over those two at the same exact time, but the both of them ran for the grass! I was led by two leashes pulled by convinced creatures that this is what they wanted to do!

One went due South, the other Southwest!

“Aww … C’mon you guys, get out. There could be snakes there. But, the dog is dumb & nearly deaf, he’s just full of love, though, and Murph, you all know him, he’s a stubborn sweetie!

I am going to do adjustments to Murph’s harness because that’s what prevented me from applying the brakes at full-force when they pulled me forward. Murph’s harness was slipping off his shoulders and I couldn’t lose track of his location based on that he was fueled forward at full-throttle!

I immediately reached into the grass with my forearms and disrupted the area so I’d take the bite, instead of Murph if there were a snake nearby. I scoured the area of Murph – no snakes. It was the tallest grass Lil’ Murph has ever been through, it was a precious moment. I snapped a few pics & grabbed him. I had to move grass all around to raise Murph. I then checked on the dog, when I saw what the dog looked like, it reminded me of a movie I watched called “Into The Tall Grass”. Strange stuff happened in there! It was cheesy, but worth watching (I guess).

If you look closely at the grass by the dog, you can see patches where the grass is flattened. It appears deer come to lay here at night time only, it is not shaded & would be too hot for comfort during the day.

When I take both of them on a walk, instead of only Murph, maybe the neighbors can see the dog from a distance and I don’t look like like a crazy lady talking to a string or grass while taking periodic sitting breaks at random places in the middle of the yard. I don’t care enough though, about what anyone thinks, I still have frequent alone time with Murph outside. It’s more peaceful for both of us!

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