Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Shoulder Walkies
Monday, May 27, 2013
A Poster for My Friend Bouncing Bertie
We see this sign on one of favorite walks along Lake Lugano in Switzerland.
It always makes us think of our friend Bouncing Bertie,
a wire-haired fox terrier who bounces.
Wag on over to visit Bouncing Bertie's blog.
Labels:
dog blogs,
dog signage,
friends,
Monday Mischief,
other doggies,
posters,
Switzerland
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Pick Up Your...
Saturday, May 25, 2013
A Note from Jasmine: Cat Guest Post
Today, I am sharing an email that I received from Jasmine.
Thank you, Jasmine, for your letter!
I had planned to post another coffee concerns plea, because Mom has been drinking a lot of coffee of late, as she has done before, but I'll wait while I consider the article.
Here's some information from the article Jasmine attached to her email:
In the Weill Cornell Medical Center "Women's Nutrition Connection" Newsletter (Volume 12G), Weill Cornell dietitian Carly Trueger, RD, says: "Research shows that coffee drinkers are healthier than people who don't drink coffee. However, it is difficult to determine, based on current research, if it's just the coffee that makes people healthier, since there are so many other dietary variables and other factors that cannot all be accounted for."
Still, Mom is ecstatic and plans to keep drinking coffee!
My beautiful friend Jasmine.
Dear Tootsie,I know you have worried about your mom’s coffee consumption, so I thought you might be interested in this article. Though it doesn’t justify unlimited amounts of the brew, and there are still some negative effects, it should make you feel a little more at ease when she imbibes.I follow your life on your blog and find your travels and adventures quite interesting. Being a cat, travel with humans is not too enticing, though I did recently make an outing to the vet for my annual checkup. This was followed by sitting in my travel carrier for hours while my parents ran innumerable errands. I must admit, however, that the day was not as stressful as I had anticipated; I even enjoyed the ride just the tiniest bit (but don’t tell anyone!).My parents look forward to seeing your parents again during your summer visit to Idaho.Jasmine
P.s. Thank you for your return email. I enjoy corresponding with you, as I do so miss the companionship of a dog. Tramp was my best friend for years. He shared everything with me. Other cats are so boring and just represent competition for the affection of my humans.
Thank you, Jasmine, for your letter!
I had planned to post another coffee concerns plea, because Mom has been drinking a lot of coffee of late, as she has done before, but I'll wait while I consider the article.
Here's some information from the article Jasmine attached to her email:
In the Weill Cornell Medical Center "Women's Nutrition Connection" Newsletter (Volume 12G), Weill Cornell dietitian Carly Trueger, RD, says: "Research shows that coffee drinkers are healthier than people who don't drink coffee. However, it is difficult to determine, based on current research, if it's just the coffee that makes people healthier, since there are so many other dietary variables and other factors that cannot all be accounted for."
Still, Mom is ecstatic and plans to keep drinking coffee!
Thursday, May 23, 2013
French Relatives
During our recent trip to Provence, I enjoyed a ten-plus mile hike in the Saint Tropez peninsula. We started at Gigaro, followed the coast to Cap Lardier and Cap Taillat, and hiked back to Gigaro across the hills.

Not only did I enjoy wotten waven ocean views, but I was also lucky enough to run into my long lost French relatives. Meet Jean-Michel and Jean-Maurice on their Sunday walk on a forest road near Col de Collebasse.

Here they're discussing how many generations we'd have to go back to find our most recent common ancestors. I apologize I didn't pose with them. I was too busy looking for their pee spots, so I could pee over them.


And just as we were thinking the day couldn't possibly get any more wotten waven, we also met Coccolin, Bouncing Bertie's French cousin!


Not only did I enjoy wotten waven ocean views, but I was also lucky enough to run into my long lost French relatives. Meet Jean-Michel and Jean-Maurice on their Sunday walk on a forest road near Col de Collebasse.

Here they're discussing how many generations we'd have to go back to find our most recent common ancestors. I apologize I didn't pose with them. I was too busy looking for their pee spots, so I could pee over them.


And just as we were thinking the day couldn't possibly get any more wotten waven, we also met Coccolin, Bouncing Bertie's French cousin!

Labels:
dog hiking,
France,
friends,
other doggies
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Kisses for Free
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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