Why is a vegan restaurant called Wulf & Lamb? Sounds like an oxymoron!
And it took us a whole week later to recover from it! LOL!!!
At Lucio Ristorante on Fulham Road, London – we are usually greeted by Coco, the cockapoo and Mila, the miniature poodle.
It’s another date night with Barnaby. I am not sure if we are officially boyfriend-girlfriend yet. We’re just seeing each other at the moment. He’s
Barnaby, do you think London is becoming even more dog-friendly?
Yup! Barnaby joining forces with us to make London even more dog-friendly!!!
The newly refurbished restaurant at Blakes Hotel is not only dog-friendly but also child-friendly. God help us!
In vernacular British English and Irish English, “The Antipodes” is sometimes used to refer to Australia and New Zealand,
Friends from Düsseldorf were visiting for the weekend.
After all the commotion from the day before, Mummy needed some quiet time …
Uh-oh! George, your days are numbered! Mummy has fallen in love with Lily …
We’ve been out of London so much lately that we haven’t had a chance to find more dog-friendly restaurants. Now that we are back for
Five years and 363 days ago, I was still with my two brothers, Billy and Milo and our doggy mum Beth, in Wales. Little did
It was Mummy’s birthday yesterday and the girls plus Kai and Marley went to lunch at Petersham Nurseries.
Ja, wir hatten englischen Nachmittagstee mit unserer Freundin, Sylvia aus Düsseldorf in einem charmanten hotel in Kensington.
Before any hunt or eats, we went to church on Easter Sunday.
We were going to the Chiltern Firehouse for dinner when we spotted this beautiful Spring display at the lovely By Appointment Only Design florist.
“I-ra-sha-i-ma-se” – they called out. “Welcome!” – and we were!
While at Philly, Aunty May-Mei and Uncle Swee Lim took us to lunch at the very appropriate White Dog Cafe.
After 24 hours in D.C. it was time for Philly! Bella went with us to the train station.
Back from our travels, it was time to catch up with friends. Today we had lunch with Marley and his mummy at Daphne’s in Chelsea.
Tricks and treats are a daily occurrence for us dogs. But for hoomans they only do it once a year – it usually means Halloween!
I am sure it was Austen who wrote about a certain “Mr.Darcy.” Have we made a literary mistake with Bronte?
We walked past a newly established eatery near us – B Bagel Bakery Bar and immediately New York comes to mind.