Charlie loves to be outside so I have a long line where he can run without me worrying he’ll wander off. Most of the time he’s content to destroy play with toys or sticks or exploring around. However, I do seem to be summoned on a somewhat regular basis to free him from the tree at one end of the…
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Walking the Line
The thing about puppies is that it sometimes takes a while til they learn their boundaries. I’m fortunate that I live off the road and Charlie can wander the yard (somewhat) freely. My parents live close to the road so he has a rope on the clothes line which allows him to stay outside on his own.
Heading Home
Departing Halifax, Nova Scotia
An early morning, a day long meeting, and finally heading home into the sunset.
Wooly Warmth
I didn’t make Christmas, but I did finish before the end of the year. Nine pairs of socks: that started as this: at the end of April. On a cold day, there’s nothing like the warmth of a pair of wool socks or giving gifts you’ve made yourself.
I’m not sure I’m going to make it
It’s one week to Christmas and I’m starting to believe my knitting goals (at least the ones I still have) for gifts for that day may not happen. I’ve already edited my plans. A lot. But I’ve still been clinging to the hope/wish/dream (however unrealistic) that I could have nine pair of socks for my nieces and nephews done by…
The Cold Never Bothered Me Anyway
I like living in place where the seasons change dramatically throughout the year – from the awaking of spring; the warmth of summer; the colours of fall; and the cold of winter. While the fall has been generally mild for us, we are now firmly ensconced in winter with ice blanketing the beach:
The warmth of summer is gone, but its memory gives us hope for its return.
