We
call the dog that lives with us Brichy. In the morning when I head
out to the front porch to eat my breakfast, she likes to come along.
She takes her time, though. When I am ready to go, I open the front
door, and wait for a bit. Eventually, she ambles around this corner
or that depending on where she was lying. She stops and looks at me,
and I say something like, “Let's go.” There is no predicting what
she does next. She might start for the living room, or head around
the back side of the island in the kitchen. Whatever she does, it is
usually the least direct root out the door.. Now you may be wondering
if she actually wants to come out with me. I don't know, but I can
tell you that if I leave her inside, she mopes at the door and whines
until I come back and get her. I do know tat she likes to be chased.
In fact she like to turn just bout anything into a chase or into a
game. I appreciate this about her. She seems to enjoy turning
everything into something fun.
This
gets me thinking about how I might do more of that myself. Birchy
has the ability to turn walking out the door into a game. I usually
just walk out the door. Today, I will be paying attention to times
when I can turn what I'm doing into a game and see what effect it has
on my experience.
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