PSA: Melting Into Oblivion
This is a post from exactly four years ago during the last Presidential Election cycle. Sadly, not only is it still applicable, but the divisions seem to be even more pronounced… Continue reading PSA: Melting Into Oblivion
This is a post from exactly four years ago during the last Presidential Election cycle. Sadly, not only is it still applicable, but the divisions seem to be even more pronounced… Continue reading PSA: Melting Into Oblivion
In trying to find pictures for Throwback Thursday, I realized I have a lot of pictures of adult beverages (that is said with pride, by the way!). As such, I’ve decided that rather than share pictures of me with bad 80s hair and glasses that legitimately covered half my face, I could easily share glasses … Continue reading My Cup Runneth Over for Thirsty Thursday
New York City streets are filled with a lot of things: people, dogs, trash, mysterious things you’re better off not knowing what they are…but my favorite things NYC sidewalks offer are Chalkboard Art. Appropriate for Fleet Week, I think. Have a great Memorial Day Weekend! Continue reading Chalkboard Art: Problem Solving
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Addy is definitely a people person–uh, pupcicle. She loves everyone…except teenage … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Teenage Girls
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Along our morning walk, Addy and I pass by a bus … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Pop Tarts
I’ve inherited a cat. He, being Toulouse, spent the first year or so of his life with us–so he is not unknown to Addy. He is, in fact, her kitty. When Toulouse first moved in, he was small enough to fit in your hand–and naturally thought he could easily take on a 90lb dog. Toulouse would … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: The Enforcer
New York City streets are filled with a lot of things: people, dogs, trash, mysterious things you’re better off not knowing what they are…but my favorite things NYC sidewalks offer are Chalkboard Art. You can’t argue with sound reasoning… Continue reading Chalkboard Art: Pancakes
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Several years ago I worked for a shall-not-to-be-named coffee company. During … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Sweet Jesus!
Confession time: remember earlier in the week when I told you that as I started sharing some of my series from ShezzaSpeak, I would start with my one of my favorites, Chalkboard Art? Well, that was a lie. And anyone who actually knows me knows that it was a blatant lie. This is because more than food … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle
For those of you who are lovely enough to follow my other-and-even-more-neglected blog, ShezzaSpeak, this post might seem a bit familiar. After a lot of contemplating, soul searching, and consulting of the oracles, I have decided to merge my two accounts (if for no other reason than suffering from only ½ the guilt when I’m … Continue reading Chalkboard Art