Nine years ago today we tied the knot. Who knew where we’d be going? Who knew we’d rescue these two? Who knew I’d have to buy new shoes every few months? Who knew we’d be living in here in Switzerland? None of this was planned. The best things in life never are. Happy Anniversary Mr. [...]
Juno’s home! When she came into the private room at the hospital yesterday, she acted almost normal. She jumped on me, licked me at least 87 times and play bowed about 16 times. She cried happy cries. She knew she was coming home. Nurses at VMS continue to rave on about her wonderful behavior, sweet [...]
In 1866, Henry Bergh, New York aristocrat, witnessed a cart horse being abused by its owner. At a town hall meeting in New York, Berh pleaded on behalf of “these mute servants of mankind” and impressed attendees with a story of a family delightfully watching a bullfight which ended in a brutal stabbing of the [...]
Oh. My. Gawd. I get speechless at the 1:40 mark. Posted for the cat ladies, Marscat & Ippoc. Maybe they should add a Bambi to their family. Everyone together: “awwwwwwweeee.” Video found compliments of Walkin’ the Bark Rescue.
It’s no secret that I like all animals, specifically dogs. I like all breeds of dogs: big, small, smart, not-so-smart, silly, dignified, long hair, short hair. But I go ga-ga for small dogs: Shitzu’s, terriers, Pomeranians, Maltese and Benji-like mutts. Something about them tugs at my heart strings. Scott doesn’t prefer smaller breeds so we [...]
I’ve been reading Fat Cyclist’s blog for about a little over a year now. He’s just a guy, an average “Joe,” who loves to ride and race bikes. When he’s not riding them, he loves talking or writing about them. He’s a fantastically humorous writer who now contributes to Bike Radar. I’ve enjoyed a chuckle [...]
Our friend Hilary (Maggie’s veterinarian and acupuncturist who helped Maggie live the last 6 months of her life with dignity and in less pain), has two children, a son and a daughter. Her daughter, Carisse, had been born with some health difficulties; mainly in digestion which later led her to have some developmental delays in [...]
