Truffles, those mushrooms that grow underground, are one of Martha’s favorite delicacies.  In fact, she wants to plant a grove of the special trees that truffles grow beneath, so that she will have her own supply.  Last week, she asked Franklin Garland, of Garland Truffles, to come to the farm to help her decide where …

Well, we don’t know about your house, but ours is turning into an Easter extravaganza!  We’ve been told that Martha has invited a lot of parents and their children for Easter lunch and a good old-fashioned Easter egg hunt.  That’s going to be fun!
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As you Daily Waggers know, I just LOVE doing these look-alike posts!
How’d I do?
Enjoy!
In kinship,
Dr. Pia Salk
Please send me any critter paparazzi shots you’d like to share!
(pia@drpiasalk.com)
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While we were in Maine last weekend, the three of us dogs wandered around looking for action.  We were quite startled at how empty the little towns were and at how so many of our favorite shops were closed up tight.  Mount Desert Island was looking more like Mount Deserted Island!
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As previously posted, we Frenchies and G.K. went on a road trip with Uncle Carlos to Skylands, our home in Maine. It takes a good eight hours to drive there and it is a lot further north than our farm in Bedford.  None-the-less we were very surprised at what we found there!
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With spring weather approaching, we Frenchies are taking a lot of road trips with Uncle Carlos.  On a recent visit to New York City, we met up with even more French Bulldogs.  It seems as though we’ve been encountering a lot of Frenchies lately!
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Now that spring is here, Martha is planning her visits to Skylands, our home in Maine.  Uncle Carlos had to deliver some furniture and carpeting and we, dogs, went along for the ride to keep him company during the long drive.
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I believe that we, Frenchies, failed to mention that our brother, Ghenghis Khan, went off to yet, another dog show.  He’s been to so many and has won so many that we’ve lost count.  Anyway, this last time, darling G.K. actually wrote a blog letter to us, which we now post for your enjoyment.
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As you know, we Frenchies, have been searching for signs of spring in the form of lovely flowers.  We’ve had such mild weather lately, that it’s little wonder flowers are blooming away.  Even cheerful daffodils are opening up.  However, the temperatures today are much colder and there may even be a frost tonight.  What will …

We’ve had a long stretch of some very mild weather, mostly all winter long.  It seems with all that mild weather, combined with humidity, we’ve also been having many foggy mornings, stretching into the afternoons.  What can bring cheer to gloomy days?  FLOWERS!
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