I’m supposed to be working on my dissertation proposal (oh that old thing), but I don’t want to neglect my blog and leave my faithful readers hanging. That’s assuming I have any, of course.
So here is a Trish anecdote for purposes of amusement (and stalling).
I was in the kitchen yesterday when I heard a knock at the front door. I thought it was weird because we have a functioning doorbell. This is what I saw when I walked around the corner:
"Anyone home?"
"I said, is anyone home?"
Apparently, this was not the first time she has come calling. Eddie said she banged on the door Friday too, and the boys cracked up.
I wonder what she would do if I let her inside. Besides poop, that is. And I certainly don’t want THAT in here.
Observe and report 
Faithful reader, weighing in!
Also, I thought you might appreciate this picture: I took it on the New Jersey transit train yesterday on my way north. The diction amused me.
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Thanks for that. Why use “egress?” And why do people have against punctuation?
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I’m REALLY not sure. Why “de-training” wouldn’t work, which NJT uses everywhere else, I have no idea.
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Our dog does the same thing when she wants back inside. She paws at the door and her claws make that terrible nails on a chalkboard sound against the door glass.
She really knows how to get our attention.
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