I have just finished reading what is probably one of the best and heart hitting stories I have ever read. For me that is quite a statement, but the story is close to my heart and expresses feelings that unfortunately I don`t have the skills to write down (as readers of my blog will appreciate hehe).
The story is that of losing a pet, someone (yes I use the word someone for a pet) whome shared your life, been through highs and lows, stayed with you and showed you unconditional love throughout your time with them.
The author is Bruce Fogle, a vet who recently lost his six-year-old female golden retriever. It is great to read someone who expresses the same feelings I feel towards my dog. Some people think I am silly and stupid for how I treat my best friend, I say read this and if you don`t share the relationship with your dog Bruce had with his and I have with Molly, then I pity you but hope that one day you will also share this unique and truely amazing relationship with your pet.
Here is the article on The Independent website.
If you live near Derbyshire you will most likely bump into Molly and myself out walking, although sometimes Molly decides to play hide and seek. In true Where’s Wally stylee, here’s is our own version, Where’s Molly.
Continue reading ‘Where’s Molly?’
The people (word people used loosly) behind this great country of ours need a major kick up their ass, what are they thinking approving the sale and manufacture of electric shock dog collars?
Many months ago I (and many of my friends along with thousands of others) signed a petition to prevent the manufacture and sale of electric shock dog collars. Now I don`t think any sane human being would need any explanation as to why I signed the petition.
Continue reading ‘Electric shock dog collar approved by government’
As if I don`t have enough on my plate at the moment with the development of several websites on the go at the moment I have started to build a dog rescue / dog lovers website.
Continue reading ‘New dog rescue and dog lovers website on the horizon’
A month or so ago Firefox updated itself to version 2.0.0.6, as a result my firefox search bar options have been missing missing google.co.uk. I use the search bar within firefox and am returned with www.google.com results.
I trawled the Firefox website and Googled galore for an answer to this but found bob all, so this afternoon fed up of having to manually goto google.co.uk for my searches, I thought I would have a dig around.
Continue reading ‘Firefox search bar google bug fix’
OK so the activation day arrived. I knew from previous experience that the modem/router would be a doddle to setup and install. Plug it in and voila, everything is taken care of for you thanks to the setup procedure by Sky to ensure even the most novice of users can get up and running with it.
I did mess around with the wireless settings however, I changed the password to something memorable and changed the name from sky12345 (or whatever it was). A few port forwarding changes later and that was my config done. Continue reading ‘Sky broadband my experience part 2′
Do not underestimate the power of your keywords! I frequently look at my website stats to see just how people are finding their way to my websites. With this information you can see what keywords people use to find your website so can optimise your wesbite to take advantage of these. Continue reading ‘Web design Nottingham’
My current isp Tiscali have annoyed me one last time! I signed up with Tiscali 13 months ago when I moved into my nice new house as they were the cheapest and aparently one of the best broadband providers at the time. Continue reading ’sky broadband my experience’