Zoomies

Maisie had the Zoomies the other night . . . .

Maisie

Portraits of Mistress Maisie after her spa day yesterday:

Full weeks

February is usually a cruel yet joyful month for music teachers, as it seems to be filled to bursting with events and activities. That has continued into the first week of March as well. In the last three weeks — I am reminded regularly that I don’t have to do all of this; rather, I

Maisie

Because the world needs more Maisie, and I’ve not posted a photo of her in a while….

Maisie

Anyone who regularly reads this blog knows how much I dote on and adore my little Maisie. She has in the past few months taken to sleeping on my legs as I lounge in my chair. I of course adore this, and love the fact that I am her pack, as my sister reminds me.

In the saddle

I’m back in the saddle, as it were. Jeffrey Richard Carter Studios LLC voice lessons resumed this past Thursday after a four-week holiday. I returned to the office at Webster University on Thursday as well. Yesterday I finished syllabi for this new semester. We music faculty held a three-hour workshop, dealing mostly with policy matters

2023: the final week

Monday. Christmas Day. Wake up feeling a bit off. Love on Maisie for a while. A nap. No worries, as all I’m doing is cooking and attending Zoom church and napping and prepping a meal for 12. A peaceful day concludes with feeling really off as I joined the Jones family for Christmas dinner of brisket and such. Come to

Food obsessed

She’s food obsessed, this little Westie. I set an empty Oberweis bottle by the front door, thinking I’d take it to the porch box next time I opened the front door. Now mind you, I rinsed the bottle well. But I didn’t wash it. Of course the bottle had residue of the heavy cream in

Autumn

On a walk with Maisie last week —

Maisie

Portraits of Maisie after her spa day this past week —