For most people doing the day-to-day tasks that are necessary in any business can sometimes get a bit monotonous. I’m sure you would agree. Even though we may really enjoy what we are doing, the stagnation can set in.
Having worked in my office for most of the morning, I decided to take a break and go get some lunch. As soon as I stepped out of my office (at home, by the way) my thoughts began to clear. My interests were on something else – nourishment!
Last night a friend of mine and I decided to go see the much-acclaimed new movie, “The Hobbit”. Having seen “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, I thought that it would probably be pretty good and adventure-packed. I knew going in that the movie was close to 3 hours in length. That fact really didn’t bother me that much because I have seen movies that length before that were pretty good.
We live in a neighborhood where there are friendly neighbors, a lot of children and a good number of pets. Since this neighborhood is under the jurisdiction of the City of North Charleston, there is an ordinance that requires dogs to be on a leash and owners to clean up after their dogs.
Some time during 2012, one of my neighbors, that lives in a yellow two-story house in the cul-de-sac next to my property, decided to add a dog to their family. It’s my understanding that this is a rescue dog, which is commendable on their part.