There's a mystery in my neighborhood that I'm trying to solve. It's not a murder case or a kidnapping.

In fact, it's nothing gruesome or horrible like that.

But on the contrary, it's rather sweet. A sweet mystery. My name's

Andrew and this is Bonus episode number 31 of the Kulips English

podcast. In this episode I'll tell you all about the sweet

mystery and some other stories from my week. Plus I'll teach you a useful English

expression and update you about what's new here at Kuleps.

There's a free interactive transcript that accompanies this episode and you can study with it by

following the link in the description or by visiting our website

kulips.com. So let's get back to the mystery. If you're a regular listener of Culeps, you'll know that I have a little dog named Pinky.

Every day my wife and I take Pinky for a walk, we usually do this not just once but four times each day

in the morning at lunch in the evening and at night and to be, it's not so easy to walk him so often. And he always

wants to seem to go outside when I'm right in the middle of doing something, like

cooking dinner or working on Qulips and in fact he just

came into my office a moment ago and gave me those let's go out for a walk eyes so I

think I'm gonna have to pause the recording here in a second and take him out for a walk.

But anyways, despite the fact that it is sometimes hard to walk him so often I think it's good it's good for both my wife and for me as well

since we both work from home a lot it's a good excuse for us, to get outside, to get some fresh air, and to stretch our legs

a little bit too.

If you've ever had a dog before, then you'll know that they love to sniff and smell everything when they go outside.

What looks like just a plain telephone pole to me is an absolutely fascinating place for Pinky. He loves to walk from telephone pole to

telephone pole and give them all a good smell. Instead of houses, most people in my neighborhood live in what Korean people call

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