I attended the first two BlogPaws and loved every minute of them. For an introverted, hermit-y writer like myself, conferences aren't easy for me. What is easy for me? Talking about my dogs! And the fact that I could spend a few days with like-minded people who wanted to talk about their dogs and hear about my dogs all while learning more about pet blogging... it made even reclusive old ME come
DIY organic cotton dog toy
I am not someone who has ever been called "crafty." I have no patience for crafty projects, and my skill level is... shall we say, LOW. But with Cooper's allergies, we've had to take away all plastic and rubber toys, he is bored of ropes, and the organic cotton toys cost a fortune since he tears through them in about five minutes. To save money and to be more eco-friendly than buying and
A few Friday things
Check out my new banner! (Thanks, Erica!!) Haha! Cooper was so small and round and fuzzy! Now he looks like this: Still cute, of course, but not all soft and round and squishy! He's long and lean and a little awkward! I just finished reading a collection of essays by Malcolm Gladwell. One of the essays, Troublemakers, is about pit bulls. It's fascinating and an excellent read. If you have some
Dear Emmett
Dear Emmett, Five years ago today you burst into our lives. It's hard to believe it's been (only!) five years because I can't image our lives without you. You've been a part of us forever, but today you get extra ice cream because today commemorates the day we found you. See that picture? That was your snapshot on the shelter website. You were really, really fat, which I'm sure was the
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