Phew! What a day! We're tucked into our hotel after a looooong day of driving. Much longer than I anticipated. We hit a huge traffic jam just outside New Orleans because of - what appeared to be - an outdoor church service for bikers? I couldn't get a read on what was going on other than motorcycles everywhere! We had beautiful weather all the way through LA and into
How to pack for a dog-friendly road trip #EmsBucketList
We're pulling out of Houma on Sunday morning, so I've been trying to figure out Emmett's packing list, just in case I needed to pick anything up. But! My goal was to get all of his belongings into one big bag, and I think I did it (with two exceptions). If you're packing for a road trip with you pup, the items you bring may differ from what I outlined below based on climate and accommodations.
Turns out, positive reinforcement works
Which we all know, of course, but we had a HUGE reminder of just how well positive reinforcement works earlier this week. But first - flash back to last summer. I had just moved to Louisiana with the three dogs. We worried about them (Cooper, in particular) meeting Newt. Emmett couldn't care less about it, pretty much from the first moment. Cooper, to our immense surprise, decided she was his
How fitting! June is #AdoptACatMonth
On Memorial Day (so, I guess, not technically June...), John was driving to work and saw a little lump on the highway. A truck was coming. He pulled over, ran out and grabbed her, and that's how we ended up with a kitten in our bathroom. She's smaller than my shoe. So, I started thinking about this little kitten - I named her Petunia, John calls her Petey - and how finding an orphaned
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