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Month: June 2022

Passive Resistance

Posted on June 20, 2022June 20, 2022 by Staff

1904211548 – There was a time when Lisa and I would forbid Mia from getting up on the couch. It was a futile endeavor. When she was left alone at the house, a rare occurrence, we would return home to see clear signs that she had ignored any discouraging measures we had taken. Sometimes we…

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Pile of Leaves

Posted on June 19, 2022 by Staff

1911151552 – What is it about a pile of dried leaves that compels people and animals alike to just “jump” in. As a child I remember raking leaves into a pile for the sole purpose of jumping on and expecting a soft landing. I quickly learned that while the leaves may offer some cushioning between…

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Lazy Mornings

Posted on June 18, 2022June 18, 2022 by Staff

1911171020 – We all have those mornings when getting up and out of bed is something we can put off just a little bit longer. The thought of leaving the soft, luxurious comfort enveloping our body seems illogical. Add in the delightful warmth of basking in morning sunshine, than there really is no good reason…

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Christmas Day 2019

Posted on June 17, 2022June 18, 2022 by Staff

Opening Day! Mia was always so excited when Christmas came around. Not that she necessarily knew about the holiday, but she certainly knew there were gifts waiting for her under the tree. I can only assume that her super canine olfactory senses told her there was some delicious treat hiding inside the festive wrapping. She…

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Subtle Presence

Posted on June 16, 2022June 16, 2022 by Staff

2001131040 – Like all dogs, whenever there is food being prepared or eaten they show up to make a plea for inclusion in the meal. No doubt their supernatural sense of smell entices them to the source, no matter what activity or non-activity they may be engaged in. Mia was no exception. She would quietly…

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Queen of the Hill

Posted on June 15, 2022June 15, 2022 by Staff

2002170930 – We moved to Kingston late December 2019. Mia immediately ran into these woods across from from our house and established the area as her domain. Every single day (and night)  it became part of her routine to run into these woods, often out of sight due to foliage or distance, ignoring Lisa and…

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The Wall

Posted on June 15, 2022June 15, 2022 by Staff

2003281340 – Mia was always resting her head on the back of the couch, or anything soft and supportive really. I think this is a trait of many dogs but she really seemed to enjoy it. Even if it meant staring at the wall for an untold amount of time.

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Take time to…

Posted on June 13, 2022 by Staff

2004201543 – Walking through the streets surrounding the Kingston waterfront was pretty much a daily routine for Mia and I. No matter where we were she would plop herself down just about anywhere. Someones lawn, a driveway, the street or sidewalk, or in this case a bed of flowers under a tree. It was hot…

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Cherished Moments

Posted on June 12, 2022June 12, 2022 by Staff

2005161726 – It’s difficult to recognize moments in life that at the time seem so matter of fact, yet in retrospect we inevitably learn how precious those moments are.

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Is Anybody There?

Posted on June 11, 2022 by Staff

2006241904 – I must have 100’s of pictures of Mia sitting in front of Next Boutique waiting for someone to come out and say hello. She would run to this store as her first stop on our daily walks throughout Kingstons Waterfront District. Beth, whom is the store owner and one of Mia’s favorite people, would…

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