Our house was a zoo this morning – and as usual both Tom and I were running late.
Mornings like this always end with an animated discussion over whose turn it is to walk the pugs. After a rousing game of rock, paper and scissors - Tom lost - and reluctantly took TexnMaggie to the seawall to “do their business”.
While Tom was distracted (picking up dog poop) – Maggie decided to eat a big, juicy slug. A grey/green slug slime oozed out of her mouth – effectively numbing her lower lip. Trust me, you don’t want to know what it takes to get slug slime off a pug’s hairy chin.
Worried about the consequences, I did a quick search on the Internet and found out that slug slime is quite safe, and amazing. There is even a field of science dedicated to “Slug Slime technology”. SS is used in drug delivery systems, pollutant traps for sewage plants, water-based lubricants and even surgical implants.
Who knew that Maggie was actually on to something big!
Mornings like this always end with an animated discussion over whose turn it is to walk the pugs. After a rousing game of rock, paper and scissors - Tom lost - and reluctantly took TexnMaggie to the seawall to “do their business”.
While Tom was distracted (picking up dog poop) – Maggie decided to eat a big, juicy slug. A grey/green slug slime oozed out of her mouth – effectively numbing her lower lip. Trust me, you don’t want to know what it takes to get slug slime off a pug’s hairy chin.
Worried about the consequences, I did a quick search on the Internet and found out that slug slime is quite safe, and amazing. There is even a field of science dedicated to “Slug Slime technology”. SS is used in drug delivery systems, pollutant traps for sewage plants, water-based lubricants and even surgical implants.
Who knew that Maggie was actually on to something big!
1 comment:
I'm surprised the slug didn't eat Maggie.
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