OGDEN — Sometimes one happy ending can resolve two sad stories at once. That was the case Thursday when Matt and Joanne Townsend adopted a 2-year-old Shih Tzu they named Buster.
A friend’s husband lost his job, and predictably, this friend is poleaxed. Between moments of glassy-eyed panic, she wallows in emergency financial self-assessment.
“We’ve lived on nothing before. We can do it again,” she says with the grim look of someone who is sure she can do it — again — but would rather not.
NORTH OGDEN — A Shih Tzu dog that may have been left to fend for itself inside an abandoned house for nearly two weeks was taken into custody Monday morning by Weber County Animal Control.
My wife has a melodrama that she performs using her index finger as the lone prop. The heroine is represented by a high squeaky voice and the index finger placed on my wife's head like a bow. The villain banker has the index finger for a mustache. The hero has the deep voice and a bow tie.