yes, lol. But also, I envy dogs for finding the ground so enticing. I look down a lot, too, but it’s to keep from tripping over roots and rocks. Not the same sense of delicious interest….
Well, I think there’s a place for both. Interesting things can turn up on a phone, but when I’m walking round the neighbourhood I enjoy looking at the people and scenery. Dogs of course will never see a phone as anything but an annoying distraction that stops the human attending to their every need.
If a person is outside, I would say that’s true.
But inside, I read blogs and Facebook and such on my phone so….
Did you see that tragic photo of a man in a small boat looking at his phone and behind him, he misses seeing a humpback whale rising out of the ocean?
LOL!
LOL
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Absolutely!
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I totally agree – People are missing so much by not putting their phones down!
We don’t have smart phones, I send Andy one text a day to make sure our communication works.
yes, lol. But also, I envy dogs for finding the ground so enticing. I look down a lot, too, but it’s to keep from tripping over roots and rocks. Not the same sense of delicious interest….
That’s why I look down too, 🙂 I’m also starting to use ski poles for balance on uneven ground.
Well, I think there’s a place for both. Interesting things can turn up on a phone, but when I’m walking round the neighbourhood I enjoy looking at the people and scenery. Dogs of course will never see a phone as anything but an annoying distraction that stops the human attending to their every need.
The dogs are right, of course. If humans have time to look at their phones they have time to play with their dogs.
If a person is outside, I would say that’s true.
But inside, I read blogs and Facebook and such on my phone so….
Did you see that tragic photo of a man in a small boat looking at his phone and behind him, he misses seeing a humpback whale rising out of the ocean?
LOL!
and of course I saw that photo on my phone! LOL!
Great story, thanks!