Trooper Station; Monday [11/18].
Monday, November 18th, 2019 06:26 amApparently, Rosa had finally managed to crack the code on Arlo 2's discipline, and it had involved being an angry, spiteful seven year old, Russian ballerina spies, and changing the dog's name. When Rosa and the newly dubbed Anna Pavlova (the commands wouldn't work if Rosa called her Arlo 2; she tried) came into the station that day, the dog immediately went tearing after the station cat and Rosa immediately barked out, "Anna Pavlova, stoy!"
And the dog stopped.
"Sidet'!"
And the dog sat.
"Anna Pavlova, ataka Ralph!"
With an eager bark, Anna Pavlova scrambled up to her feet and went bounding across the station toward the trooper, where she pounced on his boots and started licking them furiously.
....close enough. It was still a work in progress, obviously, but honestly, it wasn't that bad, for the work of a very determined seven year old in just two days. Or maybe being seven had helped a little, she didn't know, she was just glad that it seemed the station cat (...what was the cat's name, even? She should probably find out, but also, who cared?) and her dog could actually get along.
"Anna," Rosa patted her thigh and started to head toward the desk, "prikhodit'."
And it was nice that this time around, her tiny stubborn self had pursued something actually helpful instead of just insisting on living in the woods like a feral, uncivilized wild child in November just to prove a point.
Plus, she had some hilarious new reading material to get her through the day, too.
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And the dog stopped.
"Sidet'!"
And the dog sat.
"Anna Pavlova, ataka Ralph!"
With an eager bark, Anna Pavlova scrambled up to her feet and went bounding across the station toward the trooper, where she pounced on his boots and started licking them furiously.
....close enough. It was still a work in progress, obviously, but honestly, it wasn't that bad, for the work of a very determined seven year old in just two days. Or maybe being seven had helped a little, she didn't know, she was just glad that it seemed the station cat (...what was the cat's name, even? She should probably find out, but also, who cared?) and her dog could actually get along.
"Anna," Rosa patted her thigh and started to head toward the desk, "prikhodit'."
And it was nice that this time around, her tiny stubborn self had pursued something actually helpful instead of just insisting on living in the woods like a feral, uncivilized wild child in November just to prove a point.
Plus, she had some hilarious new reading material to get her through the day, too.
[[ open station is open! ]]