Stanley Stunodd
18-12-04, 05:15 PM
Shortly after my wife and I had gotten married, her youngest daughter wanted a puppy.
My sister just happen to have had a litter of puppies that she bred for sale.
We took home this wonderful bundle of energy, puffy as a snowball.
His name became KeeLee.
Keelee grew up to be nothing but trouble, chewing everything in sight, doing his business in the house, right in front of guests!
Well, one day I had enough of KeeLee and placed him in the backseat of my car.
I drove to the dog pound, only to find the lady locking up the gate for the night.
She told me to come back tomorrow.
I said, to Hell with that and threw the dog over the fence, got in my car and drove home.
I never heard the end of that story ever since !
.
.
.
Well, I just received an e-mail from my wife, and the contents of what she wrote,
made me understand how poor KeeLee felt as he was thrown over the fence that day.
.
.
.
Is that what some call karma ?
My sister just happen to have had a litter of puppies that she bred for sale.
We took home this wonderful bundle of energy, puffy as a snowball.
His name became KeeLee.
Keelee grew up to be nothing but trouble, chewing everything in sight, doing his business in the house, right in front of guests!
Well, one day I had enough of KeeLee and placed him in the backseat of my car.
I drove to the dog pound, only to find the lady locking up the gate for the night.
She told me to come back tomorrow.
I said, to Hell with that and threw the dog over the fence, got in my car and drove home.
I never heard the end of that story ever since !
.
.
.
Well, I just received an e-mail from my wife, and the contents of what she wrote,
made me understand how poor KeeLee felt as he was thrown over the fence that day.
.
.
.
Is that what some call karma ?