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| "Wowzers, Dave! That's a lot of mulch!" "Does this mean Mom will be out here all day instead of with me?" |
Dave was obviously concerned about Mom doing too much hard work. He thought maybe he could help out.
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| "I can dig it!" |
Mom didn't want Dave to do too much, though, so ... what can I say? Rather than supervise, I thought I'd get a little more involved.
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| "OK... so if we take some of this and ..." |
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| "... put it in here ... about 7.2 million times ..." |
Sounded like a good idea! So ... having shared that advice with Dad ...
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| "Alrighty then! I'll be in the house if you need anything else!" |
My advice worked so well, in fact, that when Mom came in to get lunch for me and Dave, Dad called the nursery place and asked them to send another truck full of mulch over. That's right - another full load! Dave and I had lunch, a short walk, then got right back to work - supervising from inside the air-conditioned house. It was exhausting ... but when Mom came in a few hours later and announced that they were done, I owed it to her and Dad to go out and inspect.
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| "Oh... nice! Nice and fluffy and cooling!" |
It's important to praise and encourage your bipeds when they've done a good job. Of course ...
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| "Ha roo!" |
...we all know they couldn't have done it without Dave and me!
Play bows,
Zim
That sure looks grreat, Dave & Zim! I'm so impressed at your excellent snoopervising. You spurred your humans on to new heights!
ReplyDeleteOH wow. You did some really good work there. Tell your humans good job on all that moving!
ReplyDeleteNora
TWO truck loads. So you had double the work load. Excellent advise by the way. And you are such a motivator.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Very excellent results to all your work.
ReplyDeleteGood job boys - we hope you gave the humans a cool drink of water and some treats for all their hard work. :)
ReplyDeleteGoodness Zim! You and Dave worked so hard on this project! I'm glad that the mom and dad has you guys around. Without Siberian direction, the mulch would still be sitting there!!! Harooooo to Zim and Dave!!! (Humans did ok, too).
ReplyDeleteMya Boo Boo
Love the way it looks, 2 loads is a lot of hard work.
ReplyDeleteThe silvers and more
We knew that the gardens would look fantastic with the two of you in charge! Nice work, guys!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
I think that would make a cool mulch fort!
ReplyDeletemum and TNP has beed digging the garden at his house. I helped by looking out the window at them.
~Lickies, Ludo
They probably need one of your stinky goodness treats each as a reward for following your advice Zimmie.
ReplyDeleteHuffs
I don't know how your parents could have done it without you guys? They are so lucky to have you.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Oh YES Zim.. you are Correct, you gotta Praise the Peeps.. OFTEN. They just LIVE fur our approval you know.
ReplyDeleteYou would THINK that they are capable of actually DOING STUFFS. hehehee Such a source of entertainment fur US, aren't they?
Of course!
ReplyDeleteYou two did a super job encouraging them to do it in the right way!
Good job!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
We know that without you there, that mulch would still be sitting on the driveway. It's a good thing you're on the job boys!
ReplyDeleteHehe! I love the way you guys strategize!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Maxx
dumping all that dirt sure makes your garden pretty
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Wow that's lots of mulching done in one day. My Grandma gets those mulch piles and hires men to move it around, though it takes them several days. Your Mom and Dad did a great job! Thanks to your supervision of course :)
ReplyDeleteTeddy
You work WAY too hard, my friends!
ReplyDeleteIn my humble Marvin opinion, Bi-peds need lots of praise and regular rewards so that their work is up to scratch. Training them is real hard, but you both seem to be doing an excellent job!!
ReplyDeletelotsalicks, Marvin xxxxxx