A seat at the table for Rex?
Well I've officially decided it's okay to talk about pets (or animals most Americans wouldn't typically think of eating) on this blog.
Here's a New York Times story on the evolving role of the family pet as, well, one of the family. The reporter interviews people who become hyper-attached to their pets and insist on bringing them everywhere, including to the homes of friends and family where they are not welcome.
I was trying to think of some interesting insight or provocative question to share with you, but really, it's just a funny article. Read it.
This is Helen's puppy Tesla,
whom Helen does not take
everywhere!
Here's a New York Times story on the evolving role of the family pet as, well, one of the family. The reporter interviews people who become hyper-attached to their pets and insist on bringing them everywhere, including to the homes of friends and family where they are not welcome.
I was trying to think of some interesting insight or provocative question to share with you, but really, it's just a funny article. Read it.
This is Helen's puppy Tesla,
whom Helen does not take
everywhere!
4 Comments:
Helen could bring her doggie to my house...They are both welcome anytime.
Hi Marissa - she is a very nice doggie! How's stuff? I hope you are the Marissa I think you are!
Funny, i'm reading this for the first time the day after i said to Tesla's mom, "You should have brought Tesla tonight." Of course, we have a rabbitt living in the family room....
we also had a sheep who came in during Sunday dinner and a cat who ate at the table with us - he ate cat food with his paw.......
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