As I haven’t much insisted on proper walking manners (spending most of our walks in the outskirts and in forests it’s not a necessity), Mia has developed a style that’s cute when I’m alone, almost annoying when someone is walking with us.
Continue reading “Zigzag walk”
When asking our friendly AI to give a story prompt with journey, Mia and Missy, it came up with this:
Continue reading “Journey to plan”
One of the biggest dog breeds is the Irish wolfhound and despite their size, they are adorable. Maybe because Mia looks like a miniature black version of them, maybe it’s just the way their hair stands playfully in all directions, or maybe because they are not always aware of how big they are but I think they look like giant puppies.
Continue reading “Irish hounds and mythology”
Delta, the AI was tasked to write a letter with mostly words that start with the letter H. Boy, did it deliver!
Continue reading “Happy-go-lucky”
“And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul” (John Muir)
Continue reading “The forest’s song”
While other parents tried to make their kids read at least one book, my mum was constantly nudging me to stop reading and get outside.
Continue reading “3 children’s books I read in the 80’s”
Hungarian cottage cheese is a bit different from what you’re used to. It’s not as smooth, therefore more versatile, and can be used in many different dishes. However Missy’s very traditional mum hasn’t heard of using it in meatloaf.
Continue reading “Meatball with cottage cheese”
Missy says that easy recipe is the best recipe, and this one of “fake” liver paté is no exception.
Continue reading “Lentil as liver”
I don’t get the appeal but Missy is quite content filling the pots with soil and plants. She usually makes a mess, there’s a lot of weird noise, and some marching back and forth. I don’t like it. But apparently growing some specific plants can be useful. So this year’s plan is to keep herbs that are beneficial both for me and Missy.
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Life with Mia 