Hello, everyone!
I know, I have not been up to speed lately (not that there have been a flood of posts ever in this blog). I have been busy with work and my clinical training and barely have time to sit and post. I have several recipes backed up and ready, and will post them. I know, the holidays are coming, and I will be shooting myself in the foot if I just went through the motion of celebrating the date without saving some of the food I cook, into accessible articles and photo sets.
I recently moved out of my previous house in which I lived for more than eight years. I moved into a place not far from work and more accessible to my clinic site, but a lot farther from school (Yeah, we can't have it all, can we?). In the course of the move, my dog had to live in my office for a few weeks, dog house and all.
It worked out for awhile but I guess he did not take the move well. I think he missed the pet bird and the koi in the ponds, the large yard and the pool. He tore out the wiring of the sprinkler system and yanked out the office landscaping. For that, he had to go. My place doe not have a room for a big dog. I drove him around on a Sunday afternoon, not really cool with the idea of dropping him off fro adoption. After driving around for an hour, I did. I gave him up for adoption, in a county shelter. It was difficult but I know he will find a great home. There were prospective adopters in the shelter that afternoon, and I hope he found a new home.
More in a few.
I know, I have not been up to speed lately (not that there have been a flood of posts ever in this blog). I have been busy with work and my clinical training and barely have time to sit and post. I have several recipes backed up and ready, and will post them. I know, the holidays are coming, and I will be shooting myself in the foot if I just went through the motion of celebrating the date without saving some of the food I cook, into accessible articles and photo sets.
I recently moved out of my previous house in which I lived for more than eight years. I moved into a place not far from work and more accessible to my clinic site, but a lot farther from school (Yeah, we can't have it all, can we?). In the course of the move, my dog had to live in my office for a few weeks, dog house and all.
It worked out for awhile but I guess he did not take the move well. I think he missed the pet bird and the koi in the ponds, the large yard and the pool. He tore out the wiring of the sprinkler system and yanked out the office landscaping. For that, he had to go. My place doe not have a room for a big dog. I drove him around on a Sunday afternoon, not really cool with the idea of dropping him off fro adoption. After driving around for an hour, I did. I gave him up for adoption, in a county shelter. It was difficult but I know he will find a great home. There were prospective adopters in the shelter that afternoon, and I hope he found a new home.
More in a few.
