I kind of eventually get what I want. And I may or may not employ such tactics as being over dramatic (throw a tantrum?), slightly pout (crying?), lingering quiet (silent treatment?) and PowerPoint presentations.
I kid, I kid (or do I?)!
But I do bring a PowerPoint into the situation should I need to get my point across and grab my audience's (cough, cough, Geo) attention. I've only resorted to a PowerPoint for one, very important topic close to my heart: A Fur Baby.
Now, I offer my presentation to you.
First, I had George hook the computer up to the TV. Then I introduced myself and the reason for today's presentation -
Next, I listed the reasons as to why we needed a dog.
Reason 1: Man and woman's best friend. I could use a companion since Geo travels, has night/weekend activities and works late some nights.
Reason 2: Building a family (yes, that is JT and Jess). I am ready to start expanding our family. We have had each other for 5 years now and I am ready for the next step. He is too... even more so than me. And we can learn to take care of another being.
Reason 3: Dog vs. Baby. And speaking of taking care of another being, a dog would allow us to satisfy our "baby itch" yet be cheaper, easier to care for and can offer us comfort/security. Since we live in the city, and close to a not-so-great area, security is big!
Reason 4: Dogs and Health. I offered a few additional links of interest for him to consider. All are related to health issues that we face. I mean come on, science is backing me up!!
Now, I offer my presentation to you.
First, I had George hook the computer up to the TV. Then I introduced myself and the reason for today's presentation -
Next, I listed the reasons as to why we needed a dog.
Reason 1: Man and woman's best friend. I could use a companion since Geo travels, has night/weekend activities and works late some nights.
Reason 2: Building a family (yes, that is JT and Jess). I am ready to start expanding our family. We have had each other for 5 years now and I am ready for the next step. He is too... even more so than me. And we can learn to take care of another being.
Reason 3: Dog vs. Baby. And speaking of taking care of another being, a dog would allow us to satisfy our "baby itch" yet be cheaper, easier to care for and can offer us comfort/security. Since we live in the city, and close to a not-so-great area, security is big!
Reason 4: Dogs and Health. I offered a few additional links of interest for him to consider. All are related to health issues that we face. I mean come on, science is backing me up!!
So I convinced him to get a dog but we haven't gone for it. I think what does hold us back is the noon-time potty time and the traveling we will be doing.
At least the presentation worked! I opened his eyes to the benefits. Now it's just a matter of timing.
Okay, be real with me here: is it that hard raise a dog? Discuss...
Okay, be real with me here: is it that hard raise a dog? Discuss...
Well it never is easy. Potty training is the worst.
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