My Girlfriend Is A Dog
My girlfriend Sheila is a dog. She wasn't always a dog. Before the accident, she was pretty, really pretty. Also, before the accident, she had a body, I mean, a really hot body. She still has a body but it is a different type of body. Still, looks are not everything and it is so true that beauty is only skin deep. Nonetheless, I love her and would not leave her for anyone or anything else. We are together forever, no matter what. She is my best friend.
She has always had long, soft, beautiful multi-colored hair that smelled like a Spring, she still does, although, now it is not as long, more course than it was when I met her, and her hair does not smell like Spring. Her hair smells more like musty running shoes, especially when it gets wet.
She has a runner's body, tall, thin, and muscular. When she runs her hair blows back from her face and she looks like the girl in one of those soap commercials where she is running towards her boyfriend in a meadow filled with flowers. Man, I love that look, when her face is flushed, the breeze is blowing back her hair, and her tits are bouncing up and down and side to side. She looks so hot like that. Whenever I see her out jogging, I want to pull my car over, push her down on the grass, and fuck her. She is truly a beautiful woman or was a beautiful woman.
Before the tragic accident, we had a good relationship, so long as I did whatever it was she told me to do and did not take offense to her constant nagging. She was always trying to change me of my guy habits, like making a mess in the living room, the bathroom, and the kitchen. She was always after me to pick up after myself.
"Sheila, what's the big deal? It's just a wet bath towel, my clothes that I wore yesterday," I picked up my t-shirt to smell it, "or the day before, and some empty beer cans. Oh, wait, don't throw that one out. There's still beer in it."
She was always nagging me about drinking too much beer, watching too much football, baseball, basketball, and hockey and having too many guys over. Like anyone can drink too much beer, watch too much football, baseball, basketball, and hockey, and have too many friends over. We have a big house with a huge plasma television. The game room downstairs fits lots of my drunken, sports buddies. What's the problem?
Sheila, a Virgo, is an anal creature of habit. Every day, she is out the door by 6am jogging around the neighborhood before work. Every day, when she returns home it is the same bitching complaints. She complains about one of our neighbors flashing her as she runs by his house.
"That perverted guy waits for me every morning. He stands in his doorway and when he sees me coming, he walks to his lawn and picks up his newspaper as I run by him. Of course, he is wearing only a bathrobe that opens to his waist showing me his dangling cock and balls. Every morning it is the same thing. I've seen his prick more times than I have seen your prick."
Another one of our neighbors has a dog, a fat Bulldog that chases her as she jogs by his house. Fortunately, she is faster than the dog but she never knows from which bush the dog will bolt out from the next time.
"If I had a gun, I would shoot that dog. Every morning, he scares the shit out of me chasing after me barking that stupid, muffled bark that he makes that sounds like he is choking. I'm just glad he never goes past his property line. They must have an electronic fence or something."
"Nah, he's just territorial. If you stopped jogging and walked by him, he would stop chasing you. The dog is probably a male and is just guarding his property. The fact that he sees you running away makes him think that he has done his job and has chased you away, again." I laughed at her ignorance when it came to dog behavior.
"Then, if I see another person run through a stop sign without stopping, I swear that I am going to run out in front of their car. I am so sick of having to pause my stride waiting to see if these assholes are going to stop for me or not."
As soon as she arrives home from her 30 minute jog, she showers and dresses before she has coffee and a light breakfast of a piece of toast, a small glass of orange juice, and one hard boiled, 10 minute egg. Every morning it is the same routine. I could set my clock by the time she leaves and the time she returns home. And I swear that if I cook the egg for 9 minutes or 11 minutes, she would notice.
"What did you do to my egg?" She pushed her plate away from her orange juice. "I can't eat this."
"Sorry Sheila, I tried making it down to the kitchen but I was in the bathroom and then the dog wanted to go out. I guess I overcooked it but it must have only been 1 minute more than the 10 minutes that you insist your egg to be cooked."