Late-breaking news from the Canine Breakfast Club

We’ve always had dogs who were good eaters, until they got very old and lost most of their sense of smell.  But, overall, dogs just know when to eat and when not to; much smarter than most of us humans are.

Until now.

This dinosaur has her feet out of The Cloud and back on the ground.

I’m a fairly trusting soul, but when it comes to machinery and technology, not so much.  This has been a lifelong distrust, started at a very young age, when my first two-wheeler bike’s foot brakes went out on the steep hill by our house, and sent me sailing over the handlebars

Life with Shea: The first few days

We recently were given a most precious and pedigreed border collie puppy by our dear friend, Sharon.  As a woman who has owned and trained many border collies and puppies for success as sheep trial dogs, Sharon is no novice when it comes to All Things Border Collie. 

Why I don’t ride bikes anymore but still drink, in case you were wondering.

I spent a week down in the Phoenix area last month, where I lived from age nine to 30.  It’s always strange to go back to the Valley of the Sun so many years later; the street signs are the same, but what’s on the streets is mostly different.

“OK, campers, rise and shine!” — Groundhog Day reflections

For years now, we always watch Groundhog Day after dinner on February 2.  It never fails to amuse me and bring back even more memories of Sonny & Cher than I knew I had.

But this year, the Universe turned against me — specifically Netflix and Amazon Prime.