Mummy thought the quickest way to show us newcomers to Cambridge was to go punting on the river.
We all got in the punt – George, Mummy, me and Praewa This is new for me – all very interesting. I am watching keenly at the moving waters beneath the punt.
George too was watching …
He looked back at Mummy – with that look of “this is all new to me and I am not sure what I am going to do about it.”
We were passing by lots of buildings along the river
We went under numerous bridges
And passed more buildings
But it’s what on the waters that intrigued us
And they kept swimming up close – teasing us
Intriguing …
When ALL OF A SUDDEN – George leapt out of the boat!!!!
Mummy was holding his lead while Praewa was holding his collar when he leapt with such force. He did hit the water but with Mummy’s swift hands and Praewa’s control – he did not submerge. He splashed on his tummy and in an instant he landed back on Praewa’s lap – and it was she who was then completely wet! 🙂
Both Praewa and George sat shivering for the rest of the boat trip – he was on her lap wrapped up in two blankets while her lap, her bag and the two teddies we bought were drenched.
Oh Georgie – can’t take you anywhere!!!Yet he never lost interest
in those ducks and swans and all things floating …
And all this happened after our punter said he had never had a dog jump into the water!
Well, Georgie, you’re a first.
May’s comment: Trust George to do what he did!
Oh that did make me laugh. Georgie,, the floaty things are not toys or breakfast !!
Thank you for the Sunday morning laugh 0 I could just picture it 🙂 xx
Oh George you are so funny! Must have frightened mummy and Praewa.
Hope you dried out ok and don’t get colds xxx
Hahaha!!! That’s really funny! His nickname should be “Curious George” like the little monkey in the children’s books! It’s good to see George is still an inquisitive and impetuous little guy who creates his own adventures whilst Darcy is such a Lady! ha! Lady and the Tramp!
Oh George, you still looked handsome and beautifully groomed when we met you, just a little damp!