It's been fun Blogger but I got to keep everything in one place! You can still enjoy my older posts here but check out our new place at www.sublimebirdy.com where you can catch up on all my current blog posts!
Quite frankly the woods and dogs go together like peanut butter and jelly! Our four-legged pals love a good hike… even better? Try a trail run, it’s the closest you will ever get to being in a dog’s dream!
You can’t sell online without good product shots and working on a limited budget can produce some roadblocks. One roadblock? Well, there are two actually, I am not a photographer and it isn’t in the budget, but, with a good camera and model capturing some lifestyle images should be easy… right?
I love working with customers like this cuddly Ori Pei and her just-as-lovely owner Nicole. Miss P. is adorable in every way but she was definitely one of the harder dogs I have ever had to fit being that an Ori Pei is a Sha Pei / Pug mix! Shorter in length than standard dog sizes (if there really are "standard" dog sizes :P) and broader up front with a tiny waist made this an interesting doggy rain coat to get right.
I really love what I do, especially when the customers are this adorable! Photo: Celeste Coley
It's not easy starting a business. It's risky. Incredibly hard with long hours. It's risky and can be lonely... and... did I say risky? But, when you get a confirmation that what you are doing is good, in this case not just a confirmation but a wag of the tail too, well that's something special...
If you had visitors travel 900 miles to your house for dinner you would probably plan a great meal for their arrival. Ruby Throated Hummingbirds are on their way north so get your feeders ready, they will be hungry when they get here!
Who can resist a package from Sparta? Especially when the stamps feature bicycles! we LOVE bicycles around here!
It is no doubt this winter was a trying one.Especially for the Northeast and the Boston area.We really had no idea what we were getting into as we watched the colorful leaves of the season drop into great piles on our lawns.
