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. […]
I don’t really get into taking selfies but sometimes one just has to do it. I do not do the kissy face but I’m thinking that I should try it and just take one so I don’t feel too left out. I figured that I should take a few with my kids, Inteliperra and Buenagente […]
I know, my birthday was in October. So I’m a little slow in the posting. Better late than never. The entire story in pictures (and a video) located here, Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic. It was a great trip. I could not go without my dogs Inteliperra and Buenagente. This was Buenas’ first trip out of […]
I love the Carnival but from afar. I am amazed at the creativity of the humans that design costumes and floats. Some of the masks are so intricate and imaginative. I was nervous about going down to the Malecon in Santo Domingo to watch and take pictures. A few years ago my camera was stolen […]
I wrote a post but something happened and it just disappeared. I have no idea where it went and, of course, I can’t remember all that I wrote. So I am just going to put up the pictures I took out my window today and maybe another day I will write about whatever it was […]
>Well, made it through the carnival grand finale in Santo Domingo this year with my camera so I have pics and videos to share.The carnaval was great! Lots of amazing costumed humans and non humans too. The crowd was well behaved in general except for the occasional thief doing what they do best, taking advantage […]
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