As you know, we dogs are having a bit of a rough patch.  Francesca has eye issues, Sharkey has dew claw issues, and both Francesca and G.K. have Lyme disease.  So what does all this mean?  Lots of medicine!
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On Wednesday, before Dr. Pia’s wonderful tribute to mothers yesterday, we Frenchies began telling you about our outing with Uncle Carlos.  We first stopped at the veterinarian to pick up some new medications. Thank you so much for all of your concern and please know that both of us are feeling so much better.  After …

Uncle Carlos came by the other day the other day because he had some errands to run for Martha.  Of course, we Frenchies, went with him.  One of our stops was the veterinarian, where Francesca had an appointment scheduled and prescriptions to pick up.
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Before our recent surgeries, we Frenchies, decided to pay a visit to the patio behind the Summer House where there is a very lovely bench to sit on.  Looking around, we noticed some odd pieces of, what looked like wood, resting on the patio.  We got to wondering what we had found.
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After helping Wilmer with the cat’s cradles for peonies, we Frenchies, headed to a far corner of the farm, where Martha has planted some beautiful flowering shrubs.  At first, we weren’t quite sure what they were, but with a little investigation, we had it all figured out.

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You may know that sitting on the stone wall overlooking the farm is one of our favorite vantage points.  The view is great and it’s fun watching the world go by.  We, Frenchies, were out there basking the other day when we discovered that our stone wall was getting a beautification treatment.
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After an exciting time of touring around Newport, Rhode Island, we dogs finally made it to the place where Martha was visiting.  It’s where our friend, Lilly, lives – a lovely and grand house with a sprawling green lawn overlooking the beautiful ocean.
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After our scenic visit to Cliff Walk in Newport, we wandered into the historic town to see some of the sights there. We learned that Newport was a major 18th century port city and it now contains among the highest number of surviving colonial buildings of any city in the United States. Very …

On yesterday’s blog, we told you about arriving in Newport and exploring some of the grand old homes along Bellevue Avenue.  After that little tour, we found an entrance to the very famous Newport attraction called Cliff Walk and G.K. was so anxious to walk along its trail.
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Martha attended a really fun Titanic party in Newport, Rhode Island this past weekend and, of course, we dogs went along for the ride.  Newport is such an interesting place to visit and we got to do a bit of sightseeing.  Here is the first installment of our tour.
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