[nagdu] my fun and some what dangerous night

[Tracy Carcione]

Sean, glad you got home fine.  You may be blind in the dark, but dogs see
pretty well at night.  So, as long as you stay calm, Franklin shouldn't
get too jumpy. I've walked around a good bit in the dark, especially when
I was young and single, and it never bothered my dogs at all.

What kind of dog is Franklin?  How big?  I'm sure we're all curious about
your brand-new dog!
Tracy


> Hey all,
>
> I never thought I'd be writing about some fun I'd ever have with
> Franklin,my Southeastern Guide Dog, but I am.
>
> Today after work we walked down to Wal-mart which is about 3 or 4 blocks
> away.
>
> Anyhow's we went to make copies of our photos from class. After that was
> done, we left like normal. As we left out the door I saw it was dark, its
> 8:34PM now, and then went home on the side road that was closed about half
> way back to are crossing its gets totally dark, with trees blocking the
> street light this leaving Franklin and I totally blind. When we fainlly
> got to our crossing and running into the "road closed" sign and some
> building mechs, head first. Both Franklin and I were kinda lost.
>
> After we crossed in total darkness, no street lights, and Franklin wanting
> to say "hi" to the neightborhood dog fighters. We got home, with Franklin
> and I jumping at every little noise.
>
> Now home Franklin is sleeping and breathing easier.
>
> Sean and Franklin the jumpy
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