This weekend the British forces Animal Rehoming Centre near us held a clean-up morning. One way or another we are becoming quite involved with BARC. Our neighbour Laura works there, Jim has just taken on a role as vice-chair of the committee, and of course it’s where Bella came from. So we spent Saturday morning…
We have had rain at last. So all the desert dust that was hanging around in the atmosphere is now streaked down our windows and splattered all over my car – but at least we can breathe safely again! The dogs are not enjoying the wind and rain though. Macy was sulking at the top…
A place very close to my heart has been back in the headlines again this week. A British company is drilling for oil off the Falkland Islands, and the Argentines have once again claimed sovereignty. When the Falklands first hit the headlines in 1982, families across Britain had to get their atlases out to work…
This weekend I made cushions. The first one on Saturday, the second one on Sunday. In between I spoke to my mum and told her what I was working on. She said “Did you back the front and put a zip in?” and instantly I regretted short-cutting. So I made the second one today with…
It’s not all sunshine and lemons in Cyprus you know… A huge cloud of African dust is currently hanging over the whole island, swept here by a winds and a low pressure system over Morocco, and now just hanging around waiting for rain to bat it out of the atmosphere. The dust concentration in the…
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WOW! Looks like a wonderful swap! Both pieces are absolutely fantastic.
And the first picture? SO sweet!
Thanks for sharing,
Sierra-dog and LL
I looked at the BARC blog and it’s wonderful to see that you’re making a difference for those sweet animals in your neck of the woods!! What a sweet picture of Bella & Macy!! I hope that the Pointer featured on the Blog and Trio find wonderful forever homes–The mosiac piece is lovely and the jam would be able to find a home with me too! 🙂 Looks like you’ve had a nice weekend! Hope your rain has stopped and your pups have gotten to be outside!!
By the way, THANK YOU to you and your husband for your thoughts about Sam! I appreciate your insight and comments–It helps to get them from those on the “ouside looking in” because I am way to close to this whole thing! Stay tuned…I’m meeting with them later this afternoon.
As usual, I poured a cup of coffee and sat down to blog-hop, much more interesting than reading the morning paper,and after following the crumbs, I discovered your delightful blog! Count me as one of your followers. I am so tickled to arrive here, and will look forward to each post!
Liz
Liz, thank you for your lovely comment! It has cheered up a rather stressful afternoon…. but you’ll find out more about that with my next post. In the mean time it is probably enough to say that it involves a couple of very mischievous dogs…