After basking in the nice warm springtime sun, Sharkey and I decided to have a look around when we spotted Gyurme busy with chores. It turns out that he was filling the bird feeders, which hang from the eaves of the carport/blog studio. We decided to help him because this is a big job, as …
Do you remember last week when Sharkey and I went to Maine with Uncle Carlos? Many of you readers expressed nervousness about road trips with Uncle Carlos, wondering about his intentions. You are all so silly! We got to Maine just fine and I even helped unload the trailer. And obviously, since I’m blogging about …
Uncle Carlos took Francesca to visit the French bulldog breeder in Maryland, who wanted to talk to Franny about why Frenchies shouldn’t head-butt their owners, or anyone else, for that matter. It was lonely while she was gone, so Martha suggested that G.K. and I visit the TV studio. As you will see from these …
As many of you know, the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show was held last week in Manhattan. You may remember my grandfather, Paw Paw, who was a champion in his own rite. Well, his son, Maddox, who is also my father, made us all proud by winning Best of Breed. I come from a …
Martha and staff members from her magazine, “Whole Living,” gathered at the brand new Fairway Market in Stamford, Connecticut last Saturday. Martha was signing copies of the brand new book called “Power Foods.” Of course, we dogs, made our appearance. It’s always great to meet our public!
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There was a photo shoot going on in the greenhouse the other day and the photographer was Dana Gallagher. Dana is an excellent photographer and has shot for Martha for many years. In addition to numerous magazine photo shoots, she also shot the Menus for Entertaining book and the Hors d’Oeuvres Handbook. Sharkey and I …
I was visiting Susie in her office in the stable when she told me that she was having problems with the copier machine. You may not know this about me, but I’m something of a tech guru. Susie and Maureen looked doubtful when I volunteered my services, but they were soon very impressed.
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Well, we finally got around to extracting the honey from the beehives. Carlos seemed to bee a bit frazzled, so I offered to be of assistance. The whole process is rather time consuming. The honey tastes really, really good – very herbal and light. Thank you honeybees for providing again.
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A few days ago, after our last snowstorm, Martha wanted to drive around the farm and take photos for her blog. Since we had the power of the Kawasaki and its excellent four-wheel drive, I asked Martha to take me to visit Sasa, the new Friesian on the farm. He’s a really great guy and …
The farm crew has been really busy with all of their winter chores and one of them is winter pruning. As you know, we have several apple trees and it’s really important to cut back last year’s new growth in order to stimulate the fruit-bearing limbs. Pruning the apple trees means you have lots of …
