Last night was a good night that turned into a bad night then changed again to a good night. Needless to say, I am tired this morning from all the good – bad ness. First I was surprised when Buenagente slept in the bed with me. He does not like sleeping in bed with me. […]
I am always amazed at some of the things Dominicans do and how they accomplish the end results. I have lived here since 2001 and still am amazed. So here is The View From My Balcony – Tree trimming – Tree wacking 101. On rare occasions, I have seen people cutting trees with a chainsaw […]
The Dominican Dogs and I decided to take a walkabout to the Parque Enriquillo. We never walked there before so I thought it would be a nice little adventure. Buenagente loved it, as usual, he loves the streets. Inteliperra just wanted to go home. There was just too much chaos in the streets for her. […]
Another year has passed since my only son, Billy Jay Keys, passed. It has been 16 years since we all lost him on October 25, 2003. No matter how long it has been. No matter how much time has passed. It still hurts. A pain in the heart. An emptiness that cannot be explained. I […]
I always see interesting things going on around the Dominican Republic. Some things I do not understand at all, even when people try to explain it to me. Other things are just mysterious and what I call wowwee’s. Watching this Parrot Whisperer asking for Jina Fruit was for sure another wowee moment to add to […]
I haven’t written much of anything for a while. Not much exciting is happening but I figure that at least I should add a few pictures. My much-loved kids, The Dominican Dog Blog dogs, Buenagente, Inteliperra and their momma, that’s ME. Buenagente and Inteliperra like to sit on the balcony bench I made for them. […]
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