Suddenly, I love Aegopodium all over again. This is what my dad used to call “Snow On The Mountain” and another common name is Bishop’s Gout Weed. This plant is hardy to the point of being invasive, but as a gardening friend said, “Well you can control it, right? With a shovel?” I used to … Continue reading
These are two of many extremely attractive, kind, respectful and obedient pit bull crosses that I babysit. I don’t get to see them too often, but they remembered being here and greeted me joyfully. That feeds my soul. In the photos, they are waiting for me to feed them, period. This shepherd cross dog is … Continue reading
I’ve had lots on my mind, but I don’t know why I didn’t come here to talk things over with you. During the last week, I’ve had a little “patient”. Bella came to the Pet Hostel with a pinched nerve (as it turns out), “radial nerve paralysis”. This was probably caused by a fall at … Continue reading
I know… that’s lame. As I go through every day (as I claim to be working and oh so busy), I think of what I’ll write to you in my blog. That is DAILY, and yet when I get to supper time and later, I lose my muse, inspiration and energy to write. I’m thinking … Continue reading
I am wishing a good Easter weekend to everybody. I’m not religious and will not be going to church, but there is a certain pleasantry to this holiday regardless of our beliefs. Gary and I watched most of ‘The Ten Commandments’ this evening, and I recall watching the movie at my mother’s side, sometime in … Continue reading
It was like a miracle. The wee doggie that had the stretched anus recovered almost completely overnight (where she was being babysat). You KNOW you want to see it: I just gave you the thumbnail this time. Who needs to see an asshole that big? When I posted these pictures, for educational purposes and … Continue reading
I’m not going to mention a name, so don’t ask, but one of the dogs I handled today afforded me a whole new realm of experience. After yesterday’s “messy butt poodle”, this poor little soul was in a bigger crises. I could tell shortly after the dog arrived this morning that she didn’t feel well. … Continue reading
