Tuesday …
Life and Pets

Tuesday …

Yesterday’s anxious 14 year old dog was indeed a bundle of nerves, but he didn’t try to bite at any stage. I got him shampooed, dried, and dozens of dark dots of hardened sap brushed or snipped out. I hurt my hand while helping old San into his vehicle. It was my own fault, really, … Continue reading

Life and Pets

Monday …

While I was fixing fences yesterday, I got a text from Kim, our youngest daughter. She’s planning a visit, yippee! My heart feels … elated. Hoping Susan et al can get here soon as well: little Linden is growing up and we are growing, uh, older. Or, we will travel. My Sunday grooming work was … Continue reading

Sunday …
Life and Pets

Sunday …

Saturday was great … Dunster Market, visiting there with friends, more visiting down at Bonnie’s. I came home with some pretty special cargo from the Culp – Caywood farm at Dunster, Phillip went home in the afternoon and Rosie arrived. Rosie’s owner told me a most remarkable story. Not going to mention names. My friend … Continue reading

Saturday …
Life and Pets

Saturday …

Wheee! Dunster Market day! See what I did ? If I say “Dunster Market”, I don’t have to decide if there’s an apostrophe in Farmers Market. Farmer’s? Farmers’ ? If I remember, I will deliver garlic to Jane and have coffee on my way out to Dunster. The Saturday Market has become my almost-inviolable break … Continue reading

Life and Pets

Wednesday …

So here it is, Wednesday. When I opened the WordPress application, I saw that I hadn’t launched yesterday’s post, even after wishing you a good day. I hope your Tuesday was bright and bonnie. Today looks beautiful here again. Poor Gary is truly suffering physically after his horseback ride yesterday. It was a long, hard … Continue reading

Tuesday …
Life and Pets

Tuesday …

Well, shoot. I forgot to post the post yesterday. And now it’s today. I’ll just leave yesterday’s news here and start a new one. ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️ What a dandy day Monday was! A little of this and a bit of that. By the end of the day, Church and Mister were picked up, Tiger came and … Continue reading