An abandoned, sick dog becomes a lovable goofball once he’s cared for 🐶💞
Hondo was left in the woods, living on an old mattress. He was almost completely bald, his skin looked painful, and he seemed scared and exhausted. A woman named Breanna found him and worried he would run. But even though he was nervous, Hondo followed her across the street, climbed into her truck, and was taken to the shelter.
At first he was shy. Once he got used to people, Hondo turned out to be goofy, bouncy, friendly, and full of energy. After more than a month at the shelter with no one adopting him, he was moved into a foster home with Sarah.
The family bathed him twice a week, and Sarah’s son Seth treated him with unusual gentleness. Even after living alone for so long, Hondo acted like everyone was his friend.
Former First Lady Barbara Bush published her memoirs this month.
Readers were shocked by her revelation that, while living at the White House, she had sex with former President George Bush.
In Washington D.C., public school officials are asking parents to help pay for needed equipment, such as a new state-of-the-art surveillance system that one area school has requested.
According to the school's principal, the new system will help him monitor cheerleaders that he claims like to vandalize school property while showering.
[dead silence follows this joke, he gets almost no reaction at all. This seems to amuse Norm.]
Norm: I don't think he's a good principal at all, that character.