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<body>My friends parents had a similar experience many years ago. With them it was neighbors dropping by and waiting and waiting for the dinner invite. The dog method worked like a charm. Now I have some friends that I'm not sure that would slow them down. I know that Paisley would think it's great dish washing idea. She'd be first in line to help do the dishes. On another note, do any of you have dog biscuit recipes that you care to share. My boredom is hitting big time if I'm starting to think of baking biscuits. I've done cookies, but the drawback with that is I eat them. Don't think I will have the same issue with dog biscuits. Maybe we can do a virtual dog biscuit exchange by way of sharing recipes. Paisley sends her love to Chomper.<div><br /></div><div>Val</div><div>vastrand@comcast.net</div></body></html>