On Saturday a convoy left a quiet corner of Downeast Maine headed to Arlington National Cemetery on an important mission to deliver tens of thousands of handmade wreaths to remember our fallen Veterans, honor those who serve, and teach the children the value of freedom. Every December since 1992, the Worcester Wreath Company of Columbia […]
Mom, Heel! Dad, Heel! Leave it! No! No! No! Drop it, now! That’s not yours! Don’t make me chase you! Get back here this instant! Dear Readers, my sincere apologies that you had to witness me disciplining my humans. But Mom and Dad have been overly excited about the Holidays and not behaving. Each time […]
Well we had to sit out Lucky Pup Rescue’s Adopt a Tree Festival this year at Santa Paws Fest. I understand these things happen, but Asa was really looking forward to it this year. That’s because when we last attended in 2019 something magical happened. Lucky the stuffed animal came to life! Here is Asa’s […]
It is that time of the year when my timelines and newsfeeds are filled with “suggestions” and “recommendations” for gifts. Well based on some of the items that have popped up recently, I really want to know who do these Santa helpers think I am? Take for example this “suggestion” for a Three Piece Cat […]
Today is Giving Tuesday, a worldwide initiative dedicated to giving back. It can be overwhelming with so many nonprofits vying for your support after these past two difficult years. However, giving can be more than making a financial donation. It can also mean giving of yourself by sharing your time and talents. There are many […]
Today Asa will be joining countless dogs, cats and people across the globe shopping on Cyber Monday. But things can get a bit overwhelming and out of control for my little brother. So as with all things in life, he decided to write a song about it. Set to the tune of REM’s “Losing My […]
Gather your family and friends! Fill up your plates and bowls! And get ready to sing and dance! Because today we are celebrating Asa’s 7th Birthday with a Thanksgiving parade in New York City! Wishing you all a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving! And our heartfelt thanks for following along on our adventures! Now let the […]
It has become our annual Thanksgiving tradition to share Asa’s version of “Over the River and Through the Woods.” Whether you’re traveling to visit family and friends, having a small gathering at home, or celebrating somewhere in between, here’s a little song for you to sing. From our family to yours, safe travels and Happy Thanksgiving! Over […]
There has been a lot on the news about supply chain issues when it comes to food for Thanksgiving. Want to know who knew all about supply chain issues? The Pilgrims, that’s who! When they arrived in New England in November 1620, they were well past the time they could grow any food, and their […]
This November as our thoughts turn towards turkey, I am here to debunk a long held myth about this bird. Sorry turkeys, but Benjamin Franklin wasn’t that into you! For years the myth that Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be on the official seal of the United States has been repeated at Thanksgiving celebrations. […]
