
A Bowl for Mizu
水 (Mizu) is Japanese for water Mum had always chosen our bowls, beds and other accessories that works with our home decor. Recently, she had

水 (Mizu) is Japanese for water Mum had always chosen our bowls, beds and other accessories that works with our home decor. Recently, she had

We were on our way to Phoenix, Arizona when Mum thought – we’re so close to Los Cabos. Let’s hop over for a visit. Yup,

Wishing you a special Dias de los Muertos! According to tradition, on the Day of the Dead the heavens open, and departed souls return to

It was half-term and Mum thought it’d be a good idea to take Little Tyke to York. After all, a whole lot of fighting happened

Philoxenia is a Greek word which means “friend to the stranger.” From the moment we arrived at Kalesma, the Mykonian hideaway, we were warmly greeted

We headed back to Greece last week, this time on our way to Mykonos. We flew Aegean Airlines from London. Because it was off season,

A few weeks ago, we were invited to stay at Talland Bay Hotel which is west of the town of Looe, Cornwall. The hotel is

On the 1 July, we announced that I am officially going for the Expert Trick Dogs title! (Tricky Dogs!) By then I had already done

Royal Mail, that is – from Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty The Queen had sent us a note of thanks – “I send you my grateful

Have you noticed my toothy smile of late? After I had my teeth cleaned recently, Mum wanted to be sure that I keep them that

The talk for weeks was about the heatwave and eventually the drought. There is nowhere in London that is more evident than the London parks

Happy Birthday Little Tyke! You’re finally 12! This year it is just me celebrating your birthday. Though Darcy and you were BFFs, I’ve always been

We’re not going to space any time soon. But we got an idea of how the planet Earth would look like from space. It was

Welcome to Nakanojo, a Peruvian Japanese restaurant on Kings Road! Experience the beautiful cultures of Japan and Peru when walking into Nakanojo, you’ll be greeted

One day last week, we took a drive out of London to the picturesque Surrey Hills to have lunch at Beaverbrook House with Anne and

It is official! I am working towards the Expert Dog Trick Title. Mum finally believes I can do it! Do you remember lockdown 2020 –

Oh, that orange bandage on my leg? That’s for sympathy! LOL! I had a skin tag under my neck. It was a beige grey piece

We received a new delivery of Who Gives A Crap bamboo toilet paper – all 48 rolls of it! So what do we do? A

For last couple of weeks, we have seen Union Jacks appearing everywhere! And I proudly donned the limited edition Union Jack bowtie from Distinguished Dog

Chelsea kicked off its celebration of the Platinum Jubilee with seven eggs to mark the seven decades of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. We found five of

That’s “HELLO” in Greek! I told Mum I wanted to see the Parthenon and since Athens is on our way home from Cyprus, why not?

It’s the moments together that change us forever. Our few days in Cyprus was just what the doctor ordered – sunshine to help rid of

On Darcy’s Gotcha Day, we were invited to lunch at the appropriately named Darcie & May Green restaurant. Darcy and Mum were the at the

These are the names of restaurants we’ve been to recently – well, by “me” I meant it’s got my name on it. Nearby where we

On the last day in Paris, we drove out to Giverny – Claude Monet’s house and gardens. Dogs are not allowed but I went for

After a whirlwind of activities the day before, it was finally Mum’s birthday last week Thursday! We had moved from Hotel Costes to the timeless,

It was the day before Mum’s birthday – and we got on a very early flight to Paris. Quite a few of you asked how

Awhile back, Mum realised Darcy was her Khaleesi all along – and added that to her long list of names. (You are my Khaleesi!) And

Did you know that the Tamar River is part of the boundary between Devon and Cornwall? And on the Devon side, Hotel Endsleigh overlooks the

Thank you for asking about me. I wasn’t around when Darcy crossed over the bridge. Because as soon as Mum saw that Darcy’s condition was