They even brought over his doghouse which we put outside the back door.The dog was friendly from the start! He had been trained not to jump up on peop...e by Jane and her husband, and he was house broken! Even though I had a small yard for him to run in... I intended to keep him inside for the majority of the time.The first weekend I fed him every day and grew to like him as he was very playful and attentive! I almost wished I had a dog like him! Anyway it was about the 3rd or 4th day that I. They are important symbols of the path that we have chosen not to tread."Jollis knew he was exuding pride in his voice and his face, and would have restrained himself had this been a few moons ago. He felt he had moved beyond the need for such rigid discipline. Pride seemed unavoidable considering the abomination of the Overlord slave system that had preceded the Inonni arrival, and how well they had dismantled it.The Inonni never opened their Portals to other worlds, even to observe let alone. “Hey, you’re here a bit later than the rest of the pack, too. What gives?” I questioned, trying to change the subject. His eyebrows drew together, “Every day? Do you just set up shop here after practice is over?” He ignored my pestering.“Um, yeah, typically. It’s out of the way, and people don’t bug me or vice versa,” I was beginning to get a bit uneasy, I always hated having to explain myself to figures of authority, especially men. I hoped he wasn’t going to interrogate me further.“Well I. Hell, a lot less gracefully. Todd was a great guy, my best friend, but possibly the worst football player the world had ever seen. The six previous plays the coach had put him in on were all in games where we led by at least three touchdowns, and always late in the fourth quarter. He’d played hard and sweet and honest, but I’d never given him a pass or a handoff. The coach called the plays, and as much as the coach knew Todd wanted to handle the ball just once in a game, he’d always called.