This young man was walking his large dog by our house one morning, the dog was wearing a cone on its head. They stopped under our street side tree and the dog pooped large and they walked off. I indicated to my husband M and he ran after them and asked the man to pick up. The man said he didn't have a bag and would come back. M said he would get him one. Then I ran out and saw him down the road and asked him to stop. It looked like he was tying his dog to a post at this point. M gave him the bag and he scooped up. M was still angry and started berating the man but I thanked the guy and told M to calm down, it was not worth it. The man had at least picked up. I am pretty sure that dog pooped in our garden bed one year, by the size of his poop. It is so rude what people do. How is it ok to just let your animal do that and walk off as if nothing happened?
Later that evening my cousin was cycling by and pulled over for a socially distanced chat. I happened to be on my front lawn. We hadn't talked since last year so it was great to catch up with him. He mentioned they had recently tried to make reservations at a restaurant to celebrate his son's birthday but it was booked out.
Another good thing is that husband M finally mailed off his DNA saliva sample. He was gifted a test by daughter L last Christmas. His first attempt months back failed as he had trouble getting enough saliva. This sample should be fine. My cousin said his cousin had done his and there were a couple of surprise siblings who turned up on his profile. Apparently that cousin even met with them. My cousin didn't think there was any family resemblance but there you have it.
Later that evening my cousin was cycling by and pulled over for a socially distanced chat. I happened to be on my front lawn. We hadn't talked since last year so it was great to catch up with him. He mentioned they had recently tried to make reservations at a restaurant to celebrate his son's birthday but it was booked out.
Another good thing is that husband M finally mailed off his DNA saliva sample. He was gifted a test by daughter L last Christmas. His first attempt months back failed as he had trouble getting enough saliva. This sample should be fine. My cousin said his cousin had done his and there were a couple of surprise siblings who turned up on his profile. Apparently that cousin even met with them. My cousin didn't think there was any family resemblance but there you have it.