… that’s our Ray!

We usually have Ray in a harness when we go out. This is to give us a little more control over him and, in the event that we do have to restrain him for any reason, it avoids potential pressure around his neck from his collar. Continue reading →

The Value of a Smile!

I emigrated from England to Canada in 1975, and one of the first things I noticed about Canadians was how “distant” they were. It was not an unfriendliness, but just a general indifference. Continue reading →

Turkey Time – Part 2

This time, the bag of shredded turkey meat was thawed well in advance of the planned walk! Continue reading →

Turkey Time!

Given Ray’s distinct current priority of guarding Carol; a likely hidden agenda of ensuring that she does not disappear again, and acknowledging her current mobility limitations, how to get him out for a walk is the current challenge although we do have a solution. Turkey! Continue reading →

Ships that pass in the night?

Are blogosphere relationships anything more than “ships that pass in the night”? Continue reading →