I have been reading a book called "Travel in Dangerous Places", it was originally called "Worldapos;s Greatest Explorations" but presumably travel books sell better than explorer histories these days. It ended with Scottapos;s diary entries covering the tragic march back from the Pole, I have read those many times as they were in an old school reader we had on our bookcase when I was young but not seen them for many years. They are still very moving, both in the build up to their sad fate and quiet heroism when faced with disaster, so different to todayapos;s cult of the whining victim. I feel like weeping which is rather awkward in the workplace, I wonder if anything will be done for the centenary anniversary of the South Pole being reached.
Our dog has discovered how to open the fridge and been raiding it at will like a a furry Viking. We tried putting a chair in front (no good) then secured it with tape, that worked for a while but he can break that. Most recently we tried Velcro strips, one was not enough but four seemed to work, though he has managed to pull some of the strips off. In my morning rush I forgot to attach them and he ate my Wifeapos;s expensive vegan cheese for the third time, which sent her into a towering and fearful rage that few men have seen. I very carefully attached them today and also have put expensive items into a sealed c ntainer, if he beats those I donapos;t know what we shall do.
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