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Old Post Resurrection Hop–Silkies
I’m re-posting this blog I wrote in December, 2011 as part of Old Post Resurrection Hop: Check out these chickens. They’re actually Silkie bantams: one of the oldest of the rare breeds of poultry. Marco Polo wrote about seeing them … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged curiosity, dogs, Olsen twins, rare breed, Silkies, sweet tempered, winsome
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Where The Hell is The Car?
At the beginning of our weekend getaway, I wrote that we were “open to serendipity.” Well, that happened on Sunday morning on our way to the Annenberg and Hammer Museums. Deciding to take a detour down Main Street, we stumbled … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged adventure, dogs, FArmer's Market, headlines, lost, museum, serendipity, swoon, Syrah
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D is For Dog Crossing
I never noticed this dog crossing sign before. It’s up the road from me in front of a house that perches over Laguna Canyon Road halfway up a steep, half-tarred, half-concrete road paralleling the canyon. It’s the only house up … Continue reading
A to Z Blogging Challenge
Don’t you just love this picture? That’s why I decided to take on the Blogging From A to Z April Challenge; it was the picture. Me and dogs, you know how it is? Actually, I’m excited about this venture. Starting … Continue reading
Training a Nose
This is my Christmas card photo, me and the nut-jobs. Okay, I’m late. Christmas is way over, but given that the photo turned out quite well, I wanted to share an unrelated story with you. By the way, this is … Continue reading



