GoRVing
Gorving, gorving, that’s all the humans have been talking about for weeks now, plus the word Yosemite keeps coming up. Suddenly we go and get a ginormous car. They pack all sorts of stuff into it and take the Klingons to Klingon Camp and we drive away and that’s gorving.
A home away from home they call it. Me, not so much. There’s no center console for a little dog to ride on! Not that comfortable IMO.
The first night, we stop in a place that has lots of these great big gorving cars. It has a little building and for some reason No. 2 decides he needs to howl at the moon like the coyote on the side of it.
I am not impressed.
That night we slept in a bed that’s right inside the car! That’s what makes it a gorving. It was not all that comfy.
The next day we stop for lunch beside the road. Now we’re talkin!
Mine? Mine? Mine? Mine?
Ah, the life of the open road.
Great so there's a crystal clear lake back there. Where's the sofa?
We get to a place where there are trees bigger than they have any right to grow.
Not even a Great Dane needs a tree that big.
Still, there are fun times.
Sittin' on a log with No. 1.
Sittin' with No. 2 in an interesting area.
One time they tried to leave me in the gorving in my crate. I did not approve of this, and I let them know! Vociferously! This is not MY home away from home. You must not leave me here alone!
Pretty soon No. 1 came back and said she only hoped that No. 2 would not break his neck during his hike.
No. 2 came back safe and sound. Whew!
We saw lots of sights like this one.
It’s fine as long as all that water stays over there.
So all in all, gorving is not my thing. I’m just a home dog at heart. But still there were some fine times. Any time I’m with my humans!
Woofs,
Willie
Edited: May 7th, 2010
