09 February, 2017

Wooly Hero Chuck

Apparently, my wooly socks cannot STAND to be upstairs, living peaceably and in quietude.

Nope, they begin to raise a ruckus, and our gallant and daring Chuck is the only one who takes a chance on helping them to gain their first floor freedom!

Once again, he's liberated three woolie's, and The Hubby won't move them until I come home from the office to witness Chuck's display of dauntless bravery.
"Whew! I've got to relax after all of that
wooly sock carrying...um, I mean...herding!"
And I am SO MEAN to pick up those wayward woolies, and return them to their jail in the bedroom.

16 comments:

  1. Son, you are a freedom fighter! Go you!

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  2. Chuck we just love love love your sock herding adventures!

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  3. My new Brother Simon is also in sock hearding training!

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  4. Hehehe - but Chuck there were THREE, meaning there's an AWOL woollie upstairs, rampagin about! Your job is not done.

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  5. LOL, Chuck does great job herding the wooly socks. I bet they enjoy fresh air on the 1st floor :-)

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  6. dood...grate job savin de familee frum de wool oh vizshuznezz....thoz sox coulda landed ON ore any wear ~~~~~ !! ☺☺☺

    heerz two a green spotted puffer kinda week oh end two all !! ♥♥♥

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  7. MOL! We've got some sock herders in this house, too.

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  8. Awwww..very sweet! Aren't cats funny?
    Have a good weekend!

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  9. MOL We luv mommy's furry floofy socklettes too. They make da bestest toys. Big hugs

    Luv ya'

    Dezi and Raena

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  10. OMC! Thank you, Chuck, for herding those wayward woolies! You are so fearless! Everyone knows when woolies get a mind of their own, nothing short of havoc ensues!

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  11. Solitary confinement? No, guess not. Woolies usually need a mate. :)

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