Well. rachael ray proved me wrong.
The pugs reacted instantly. They were quite horrified at the scary beastie who appeared on our TV.
Monday, December 18, 2006
FoodTV is not G-rated
The girls and I were snuggling on the sofa together, watching my favorite -- Food Network. I like this channel, most obviously because I am obsessed with all things food, but also because there are never any scary bits for the pugs. No doorbells ringing to alarm the pugs, no loud sudden noises to awaken their protective instincts. Such a kid- and pug-friendly channel, that Food Network.
Well. rachael ray proved me wrong.
The pugs reacted instantly. They were quite horrified at the scary beastie who appeared on our TV.
Well. rachael ray proved me wrong.
The pugs reacted instantly. They were quite horrified at the scary beastie who appeared on our TV.
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I can understand the pug's angst. First, she moves her hands like she is an ex-mime. (I mean, come on is she having a seizure). Second, her food is so slopped together that the only thing worse would be one sandra lee's concoctions. Finally, is there a stingier tipper in the world. I mean she has $40 and she could use a few less snacks.
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