Cody and Circles

Muahahahaahaha! I just put Cody outside on his new run and he is currently just sitting out there in the snow. He doesn't like the run very much. When we first tried it on him, he went sprinting off into the woods, or tried anyway, and the force of the leash-thing jerked him backwards so he landed on his back. It only reaches...like 30 yards or something like that, but the point is that now he really doesn't like it to be attached to his collar. 

Other than that small bit of info, I have not much to write about. Ladada dedumbadadum. If you say that really fast it kind of makes your tongue roll. So I just think I will type a short entry about... circles. 

As the famous song goes (when I was a little young person, anyways) 

A circle is a line that has no end. 

That's how long I want to be your friend. 

There's more to the song, I just can't remember it. So in reality, is a circle a line? It doesn't end, unless it's drawn on a piece of paper. When the the pencil (, pen, marker, crayon, or whatever) comes back to the point at which it started, the circle has ended. Once it is connected, however, it also goes on. So can you really say that the circle has ended? Or would you say it has simply begun again? Or was it always beginning and ending all at once? Wow. I just tied my brain in a knot.