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Looking for Friends and Finding Them

Nell: Who are those other dogs in the distance?

Me: Maya the fluffy Golden Retriever and Elsie the Chocolate Labrador who’s in love with Dave.

Nell: I thought so.

Me: They’re Dave and Harriet’s best friends. They spent the whole walk hoping to see them and they finally did on their way home.

Nell: They seem very happy to see each other.

Me: They are. It’s really sweet. It warms my heart to see them all together.

Nell: I hope David is behaving himself. He’ll have Sally to answer to otherwise.

Me: He’s extremely well behaved and respectful, Nell. Darling Big Brave Beautiful Boy.

Nell: Good to hear. It’s easy to lead a young animal astray.

Me: You can’t blame Elsie for falling for him. He is exceptionally handsome.

Nell: As long as she realises it is just friendship.

Me: She does. Don’t worry. I think it’s lovely that Dave and Harriet have friends in the village.

Nell: I suppose so.

Me: There’s no need to feel jealous. Nobody could ever replace you.

Nell: Of course not. The mere idea. I’m irreplaceable.

Me: You are.

Nell: Moving on, the Weather Guardians tell me it’s going to be getting a lot colder.

Me: It is November.

Nell: So you’re going to have to start wearing a warm hat.

Me: I know I am.

Nell: You suffer terribly from earache in cold weather.

Me: I’ve got my all-encasing hat somewhere. Dave chewed the front off but it still works.

Nell: Good grief. Don’t wear that horrible old thing.

Me: It keeps me nice and warm and I can go incognito if I need to do any spying.

Nell: There’s nothing incognito about that awful hat and you could never be a spy.

Me: I think I could.

Nell: Absolutely not.

Me: Sorry.

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