What I am about to reveal, has divided our friend into two categories. Those that think its beyond awesome and those that think it’s simply beyond the pale.
Returning from vacation not long ago, we swung by my sisters to pick up our dog (back in the days when we just had one). My sister seemed more than usually animated. Flushed cheeks, bright eyes, animated face. It was clear she was very pleased about something or on speed. However I was pretty sure she was just pleased about something.
“I made you something” she said and produced this
Exhibit A
With thanks to Will Maier
The beauty of this book is not only is it attractive and informative it also makes an fantastically disturbing gift idea.
I shall love this item till the day I die, and when the tragic day comes that Zuki moves onto the dog park in the sky (or is reclaimed by the alien race who left her on this planet) it will mean the world to me.
I await your opinions and judgement.
The love for this item can only be compared with those parents who would bronze their child’s first solid poo. I enjoy that one thing that could become a totally lovable item cherished by one, can rank no higher than yucky to others.
‘course, those of us who know you might be excited simply for your excitement.
In my own defense, if such a defense is even needed, I came up with this idea after grooming Zuki and coming up with enough fur to stuff a pillow. For some reason stuffing a pillow with dog fur seemed repulsive, whereas making a small animal out of it seemed entirely fun. I file the whole thing under Reduce, Re-use, Recycle.
It certainly has an sense of obscenity to it. Making an animal out of an animal. Like feeding bacon to a pig.
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