There is no way to sugar coat this news. My Queen Honey Bee has passed away. I had my suspicions for awhile now. The once exuberant worker bees stopped buzzing with enthusiasm around their hive, and sightings amongst the wild flowers in our yard have slowed. But in good news, based on Dad’s hive inspection […]
Sometimes I make being a renowned Dog Ufologist look too easy. However, in reality it does come with a lot of responsibility, and I occasionally have to make some tough decisions. Take for example recently my friend Sijan brought it to my attention that the vast majority of UFO sightings in the United States occur […]
Sadly more dogs go missing on the 4th of July than other day of the year, and visits to animal hospitals also increase due to medical emergencies. The following are a few reminders for how to have a safe holiday, and what to do if a dog is lost, as well as what to do […]
As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day on July 4th, I’d like to pause to acknowledge the patriotic dogs that helped shape our country. After all, as every dog knows, next to every great human is an even more awesome pup! Or at least that is my theory concerning the signers of the Declaration of […]
Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day! So I thought I’d give you an exciting behind the scenes look into a day in the life of office dogs. As Chief Executive Dog, it’s my job to make all the major decisions, manage the daily operations, and oversee my work from home team. Fascinating, right? […]
Recently my friend Daisy shared from her local community page a “Summer Bucket List” with 100 ideas of things for children to do. That got me and Asa thinking, “what would a dog’s summer bucket list look like?” Thus began our Summer Dog Challenge! The following are just a few suggestions of things for dogs […]
The situation with the Chipmunk garden vandal has escalated. Although the Chipmunk appears to be leaving the other plants alone, his obsession with my sunflowers continue. Despite Dad’s best efforts to plant the sunflower seeds inside to let them sprout before replanting them outside in the garden, the Chipmunk’s crime spree continues. The plants are […]
I admit while on hikes I sometimes tune my family out. Do you blame me? Between Asa singing one of his parodies, Mom sharing “interesting” historical facts about the location, and Dad pointing out every animal he sees, it gets a bit much. However, I wish I was paying closer attention on our recent walk […]
On June 14, 1777 the Second Continental Congress officially adopted the United States of America’s flag. At the time, they resolved that “the flag of the United States shall be of thirteen stripes of alternate red and white, with a union of thirteen stars of white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.” Therefore, […]
It all began while on a routine backyard patrol shift last week. I noticed a plant in our garden had been flattened. I incorrectly assumed it was due to the previous night’s heavy rain, and did not inspect it closer, nor did I file an official report with headquarters. However, a concerned citizen, Dad, later […]
