The Art of Driving in the Rain

[Maurice Johnson]

I haven't viewed my dog the same way, since reading it.
The dog's interpretation of our actions, is very thought provoking.

[Buzz]

Originally Posted by Maurice Johnson

I haven't viewed my dog the same way, since reading it.
The dog's interpretation of our actions, is very thought provoking.

Hey Maurice, but isn't it really a person's interpretation of a dog's interpretation of a person's actions?

[Maurice Johnson]

Originally Posted by Buzz

Hey Maurice, but isn't it really a person's interpretation of a dog's interpretation of a person's actions?

Could be!--but thats only your interpretation of my interpretation

The zebra really caused all the problems.

[Tom Wells]

I have to admit I immensely enjoyed the first half of this book. Alas, I thought the second half degenerated into a "chick flick."

It is worth reading in spite of that.

Tom

[Buzz]

Originally Posted by Maurice Johnson

Could be!--but thats only your interpretation of my interpretation

The zebra really caused all the problems.

Actually, I meant it was the author's interpretation of the dog's interpretation, etc, etc. But it's all good. Damn them zebras anyway.

[terry251]

Just to confuse the readership; Garth Stein has written a successor book to "The Art Of Racing in the Rain." The new book will be released on May 3rd...the title is "Racing in the Rain." Barnes and Noble doesn't have much detail, but the cover suggests that the Dog returns for further insight into the human condition. (I've always wanted to use that phrase.) Perhaps the pooch has some insight into buying high performance 15" tires that perform well on dry and wet pavement?
Terry

[Bill Bess]

I now know for sure, that when I look into my dogs eye's...there is a human in there that can't get out. It makes me feel really good that my dog Hoagie (the Golden) understands what I tell him and he would love to tell me a lot of stuff.
Great book.