I am mostly packed except for a few things I need to take to Ryan's house tomorrow, a few things I need to throw out, and a few things I need to stick in my car.
Anyway, I have been thinking recently about changing the words I use for commands. Mainly because Frodo has realized that he can get away with not listening to a lot of the commands I give him (even important ones like COME and STAY!) because of how badly I trained them the first time around.
I am thinking maybe German. Or something else. Maybe I will keep them the same. Ryan's suggestion was just switching them up, because it would be funny.
I'm really not sure which would be better for him and easier for me. I will mull it over a bit more when I am more awake and suggestions are more than welcomed by any potential readers out there.
That would be the crate that Frodo broke out of thus ruining the door. *sigh* My vote is for German, one syllable commands work best and German goes with that pretty well unlike many languages. (Sitz: sit, platz: down)