She then runs over shaking the water off and nudges me until I pet her and talk to her. At meal time, it's funny to see her grab my scraps and run off to hide them. I kept telling her that I wouldn't take them back, but I guess she's used to being at the shop with three cats and hiding her food from them. She digs a hole in the ground, slips a piece of bread in it and neatly covers it. I wonder how she will remember where it is later.
Animals really are amazing.
When the sun gets too hot, I slip into the small cabana to have lunch, cool off and watch television. Soon, I'm back on the deck soaking up the sun. The sun sets much quicker than I would have liked and my day at the lake comes to a close, but I still don't want to leave. My parents stop by to see if I want to go out and eat. I can't tear myself away from the peace and quiet of the lake in the woods.