All of us who have pets have experience with the occasional (ok, regular) appearance that hair makes on our clothes, furniture, and, let's face it, food. "Tasted each other" may not be the first word that comes to mind when thinking of activities you have shared with your pet. But secretly you know you've had at least one moment with at least one pet when you wondered what it is you just chewed on and realized it was one of their hairs. If you haven't had a moment like that, please excuse me for assuming and enjoy your iguana.
So I am not referring to those banal places like the sofa. What baffles me is how dog hair got on top of the ceiling fan blades?! I haven't crafted a dog hair pinata nor dog hair confetti, colorful as those may be if one collects samples from the right dogs. I know one of my pups has the agility of a mountain goat (don't ask how much finding this out has cost me). But however creative Julie gets in her mountaineering pursuits, there is no path she could have found up to the ceiling fan. Does our home, by some chance, fall on the path of a very small workday-only air current? (Which I haven't come across personally by virtue of it being active only on work days). Or is someone secretly taking dog hair off the sofa and putting in atop the ceiling fan just to mess with me? Think about it, it's not entirely out of the question.
I guess this might remain one of the mysteries for the ages. For now, I clean and wonder...
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