Crazy how fast the days and weeks fly by. It snowed again today. I refuse to post more pictures of April SNOW showers. I want to be digging and planting soon, and our main garden is still under snow, and most of the perennial beds are still partially frozen. It would be pretty icy to … Continue reading
What a fulfilling work day I’ve had. I had the pleasure of grooming this quartet of cuties. They have sometimes been groomed at home and occasionally by me, and the owners prefer the dogs short and plain. I took the photos as I worked, but I should have taken another portrait after the darlings were … Continue reading
Just finished cleaning the last head of garlic of … (what did we figure, Gary?) more than 2400. The garlic harvest is really Gary’s claim to fame, and he has done most of the work. I just happened to have finished this stage. And I have a blog, so I’m declaring it. Most heads of … Continue reading
We don’t have big plans, and that’s just fine. I finished grooming at about 3 o’clock and felt too tired to go to town to bank, get mail, and shop. On the other hand, dinner is in the oven and smelling SO good! Tomorrow there are “Pioneer Days” events in our little town, and starting … Continue reading
Yes, I realize that most of my posts are a motley assortment of thoughts and news items. While not quite as random as my blog may seem, every day seems full of such a variety of tasks and experiences. We finally captured the toad in the basement! I was worried about him. Gary had spotted … Continue reading
I fully understand that (almost) three dozen dogs does not a huge boarding kennel make. Some of my acquaintances/friends/peers in the business would laugh at us, being relatively “small potatoes”. Even so, this is, according to my memory, a record. I used to think that I housed record numbers at Dunster, more than 20 years … Continue reading
How lame can I entitle a post? Sorry about that. It has been an eventful week … mostly good except that a neighbour died on Sunday. That is sad for a very large family; I was not too close to the grand matriarch who has “gone on ahead” of the rest of us (I made … Continue reading
