There are a lot of great dog boarding facilities and doggy daycare services out there, but personally I always feel more comfortable when I can have someone take care of Zoe in the comfort of our own or someone else’s home. The trouble with in home sitting though, is that it can be really difficult to find a trustworthy and reliable pet sitter. Now with Rover.com you can easily find a sitter for your pooch, whether you need them for a couple of hours, days, or even weeks.
We absolutely love a good brunch! What’s there not to like about waking up late on Sunday and dragging yourself out of the house for the only meal that allows you to have a cocktail before noon and not be judged? Thankfully the people of Calgary seem to love brunch as much as I do, so there are tons of options for a great brunch in and around the city. After doing lots of tasting and drinking (tough job right?? ) we’ve come up with a list of what we think are the 6 most unique and best brunches in Calgary.
Today I awoke and went to await the mailman. I don’t feel angry or agitated. I feel excited and consumed with nervous energy. I have no intention of barking at him today. My tail is wagging and I am filled with anticipation. Today the mailman and I will forge a new relationship. Today my mailman is going to become my new best friend. Today is the day that my Barkbox will arrive and the mailman will be the deliverer of such delight.
As I stood staring out into the woods that were rapidly passing by, I was hypnotized by the steady and rhythmic sound of the steam engine and the wheels chugging along on the steel tracks below. For a few moments I was transported, not back in time, but instead to a place that was timeless. A place where men spent their days above ground logging while their brethren spent long hours underground mining for the coal that fueled the beast that I was currently riding. You see I was riding the Cass Scenic Railroad through West Virginia reliving the life of those that came before me.
Transport yourself back to a simpler time with a visit to the Rural Life Museum in Baton Rouge, LA. This fantastic museum is located on the 450 acre property of the Burden Museum and Gardens and provides an in-depth view on what life was like for 18th and 19th century Louisianans. Taking a trip there was like stepping back in time and it’s an absolute must visit for any history or antique buff.
