Would you believe that I was actually TRYING to throw the frisbee into the urn, or is it that obvious that it’s just another one of my failed attempts to sail it across the lawn to Dutch?
Would you believe that I was actually TRYING to throw the frisbee into the urn, or is it that obvious that it’s just another one of my failed attempts to sail it across the lawn to Dutch?
haha! You are like me. We have almost 9 acres and I’ve managed to get the frisbee stuck on the roof twice and in a tree three times.
Next he’ll be hopping in to get it!
LOL I love that urn, you could take a bath in it!
Love the picture, and Dutch is such a handsome boy!
Oh Beverly, you & I both need to take remedial toy throwing class. So far this year I have;
-replaced1 screen from throwing a jolly ball and having it hook around into the house
-retrieved a flying squirrel toy from the middle of a maple tree when I threw it into the open field
– climbed on the porch roof to get a chuckit ball out of the gutter.
My girls are so embarassed to take me anywhere 🙁
LOL!!! That is hilarious! I feel so much better. I was afraid to reveal the aftermath, which sadly resulted in an errant throw into the hemlocks, which resulted in losing the frisbee in the branches. It was 3 long days before my husband was able to find it and knock it down with a long pole!
I think your incident with the flying squirrel tops the list, though – how you managed to throw it up into that maple tree when you were out in an open field wins the award for World’s Worst Thrower!!!
Of course, there are numerous other examples of my lack of skill when throwing, but I try to think of this as an advantage: it would be so boring for Dutch if I threw everything in the same direction all the time!