I recently posted the final chapter in Spike's Alberta Adventure, a daily journal from a dog's perspective. In 2013, Spike, a miniature poodle, along with his dog sisters Bella and Kabira, and his people, travelled from Ottawa, Ontario to Field, BC w...
I don't want to start anything! But I had to laugh.Last week while camping I noticed a poop in the ditch right in front of our trailer. I quickly got a bag to pick it up, muttering under my breath about people not picking up. When I did pick it up it...
Just for a lark (and to practice my creative writing), I've written a "book" about our 6 week trip from Ontario to Alberta and back, but in Spike's eyes. I've posted 3 chapters on his blog so far, and have another 5 ready with photos, and goodness ho...
RVcrazy wrote:We love ours! It provides a nice bit of heat in our living area. We also just like the looks and cozy atmosphere it creates. We especially like that we don't have to worry about tripping over a space heater or tipping one over.Couldn't ...
We've done some things to our camper - fabric chosen to coordinate with valances etc. made into cushions and throw over back of chair. We've swapped out the bulky recliners with a parrot cage and Ikea arm chair. We added a coffee table. I've put some...
I'm on the side of the people who don't like pooping on their site. Yes, I'm a dog owner - 2 large & 1 med. We walk like crazy to get to the designated area and they do their business there. They know the drill, they aren't stupid. We walk and feed o...
NYCgrrl wrote:Those who don't like screamers would have despised my 7 y/o nephew's antics whilst attempting to take splinter out of his finger at the campsite earlier this month. Actually I didn't want to be there either....He finally let me have at ...
