Craziness ensured

[scottishlass]

Late last night I found out why our internet connection is so wonky. The new modem (the second one at that) is already kaputt (out of order). As we haven't been switch to the higher DSL rate, I actually hooked up our old modem and voila, I was online for straight 11 hours!!! Too bad our old modem can't handle the new DSL 6000 rate. So now I have to call the folks from Telecom AGAIN and complain AGAIN that their brandnew modem is crap. The first one didn't even switch on, and the second one has a faulty LAN port :s
Of course, those techie folks said it was MY fault because I hadn't configured our PC right. Yeah right. *fume*

As for Sunday. Our visit to the two young women who were interested in Cenour, was quite successfull until the point where we told them that he is deaf. They didn't know (obviously the lady from tis didn't tell them). I don't think that they will take Cenour and His Hubbiness™ and I will be taking him for good if that is the case.

Comments

[elfnut.livejournal.com]

I think Cenour would be very happy to stay with you and lucky to have you. If anyone else can't accept him as he is, its really a pity.

Lotsa love
Elf

[scottishlass.livejournal.com]

Yes, I think so too. After all he is a beautiful dog, esp. now with his winter coat he looks like a polar wolf but as soon as we mention his lucky paw (the arthritis) or his ears, ppl find him faulty. He is a wonderful, charming dog with lots of cheekiness and klutziness - he is in his Flegelphase now - but still ppl see him as defective.

*huggles*

[elfnut.livejournal.com]

I think that kind of people just don't deserve him!

[scottishlass.livejournal.com]

Yes, true. And we when ppl said that we already told them that there are other immaculate dogs around.

[elfnut.livejournal.com]

Abandoned dogs are seldom healthy or perfect (hell even bought puppies have issues).

Some people just want to take in a homeless dog to feel good with themsleves and say they did something generous. If they don't mean it, they shouldn't do it.

[scottishlass.livejournal.com]

I know ... and that why so many ppl shy away from homeless dogs. They always think that they ether have psychological problems or are ill. They never think that their former owner were the ones that were ill by giving them away or abusing the animals.

Oh well, Cenour is save now, and if no one else wants him, we will.