This morning I woke up and found the dogs downstairs reading the local news. They didn’t look too pleased. Let me take that back. Juno didn’t look pleased. Loki, well, he just looked confused. “Hey Mom. Did you see this morning’s ’24 Heures’?” Why No Juno, I haven’t. Why the long face?
A lot of you are probably wondering when we’re moving. We’re wondering too but there’s not a whole lot we actually know yet. Mountains of bureaucracy has made getting our Swiss Work Visas more difficult than we anticipated. But we are still on track to move. We drove a 3-hour round trip in the non-stop storm to the city on [...]
And we have a winner. And some runner-ups because there were so many that made me giggle. First the news. Drum Roll please … Wild Dingo is relocating from Northern California to Luasanne, Switzerland. I know. Insane. I can’t even freaking believe it myself. To answer the obvious: YES we can bring our dogs, with [...]
“We had absolutlely nothing to do with this. And if you ask one more question, we’re calling our lawyer.”
Wow a week has gone by quickly. Everything has gone smoothly inspite of a nearby wildfire, a wind storm, a fallen tree, and a few power outages. Juno and Loki have been great sports, great fun and good company. We celebrated our last full day together with two raw bones. Yummy. Only one day to [...]
Bulletin for Mom and Pop: all is well but we miss you. We tried interrogating the visitor by licking him but it didn’t work. He won’t reveal your whereabouts. We will work on him some more. He has gotten better at keeping shoes hidden – did you or your friends say something to him? Where [...]
Wild Dingo is out of the office October 22-29, visiting the foliage on the East Coast. TravelMarx may be guest-blogging occassionally (its not guaranteed) — if you hound them. Feel free to hound them for a Loki or Juno fix at travelmarx @ wilddingo.com (type it in as normal to your email program). “We’ll just [...]
Not too long ago, a colleague asked me to review her client’s web site from both a marketing and web design/development perspective and to come up with a site architecture and some ideas on how to improve it. Naturally, I resisted, citing that it was intellectual property and that I didn’t have time to offer [...]
Due to a severe case of “Get the Heck Out of Dodge in January” syndrome, Wild Dingo is officially shutting down, January 25-February 3. While you all are enjoying this lovely weather in Santa Cruz Mountains: (yes, that’s SNOW on my driveway) I’ll be trying to twist myself into a pretzel on some island [...]
Ya, she now has her own logo. The brat. But I still have to post her face all over this site. She is the boss after all.
In Loving Memory of ShyGuy Wild Dingo has been remiss to publish the news about the passing away of it’s favorite partner in crime, Mr. ShyGuy, the basset next door. A few weeks ago, ShyGuy was diagnosed with congestive heart failure and within about a week, he passed away. It’s been a few weeks now [...]
Wild Dingo CEO, Margaret J. Starling, announced a strategic partnership with Basset Hound, Mr. Shy Guy, CEO of Basset Digging Productions. The partnership, purely business, involves leveraging Mr. Guy’s talents as posse for Starling’s continued attempts at gaining political control over the neighborhood. “Mr. Guy is quite talented at enforcing my laws here in my [...]
Los Gatos , CA —Wild Dingo Communications today launched a newly designed Web site and upgraded content to both inform and entertain customers. CEO Margaret J. Starling comments, “The site really needed an upgrade that reflects the overall character of the company. It needed more pictures of me.” Over the summer, Margaret has been making [...]
Los Gatos, CA—During an employee offsite today, Wild Dingo CEO, Margaret J. Starling, spontaneously made a bid to provide herding services to a local chicken farmer. Upon passing the neighbor chicken home, Starling immediately noticed chickens casually strolling—uncontained—away from the hen house. Being a leader of few words, she quickly went to work, demonstrating her [...]
