Recently I was waiting in the car as my wife ran into a store for a “quick” purchase. This was one of those rare moments when I did not bring a book so I was reading anything in sight. Today that included a tastefully done kiosk close to the car. It was labeled as an “Oops, clean-up station, a convenience for pets on the go.” I assume a pun was intended. It had plastic bags available and a place to put them. There are benefits to shopping in an affluent area.
Do you remember seeing “Curb Your Dog” signs? We have moved that to a new level. What a country.
homo unius libri
Gasp! You mean they didn't specifically mention composting it and "recycling" it as fertilizer?
ReplyDeleteMaybe it was in the small print. I didn't get close enough to read that. I didn't want to walk on the ground close to the pole.
ReplyDeleteGrace and peace.
I am from the country and when I moved to the city many eons ago I saw the sign "no standing" - took me awhile to figure that one out.
ReplyDeleteWhen you wrote it I had to stop and think a minute, but I get your point. I didn't understand what they meant by "curb your dog" until I visited New York.
DeleteLive and learn.
Grace and peace.