Yes. So funny and true. I live in the Appalachian Mountain corridor - all dirt roads. Many times when I take my daily walks, I had encountered the person( tourist) with the doggy bags and inform them that you are in the country - just kick the dog shit to the side of the path/ road - decomposes naturally...we don't go around picking up the racoon, deer, wild turkey or geese (worst ) shit in this area. If that person feels they are beng a better world citizen by using the bag - take it with you - "pick-up after your own shit..."
Yes. So funny and true. I live in the Appalachian Mountain corridor - all dirt roads. Many times when I take my daily walks, I had encountered the person( tourist) with the doggy bags and inform them that you are in the country - just kick the dog shit to the side of the path/ road - decomposes naturally...we don't go around picking up the racoon, deer, wild turkey or geese (worst ) shit in this area. If that person feels they are beng a better world citizen by using the bag - take it with you - "pick-up after your own shit..."
Hilarious. I loved this story Kurt. I swear I know Edna based on your description, "a blue-haired, pinched-mouth, senior citizen with a scowl."
Funny and relatable story. You had me going, believing you really did send notes to “Edna”.
Funny! I have wondered why people bother bringing the poo bag if they aren't taking them to a trash bin.
I haven't a clue, but I'd certainly like to know. No one has stepped forward to confess.