My Secret to Surviving Med School on a Rock
Anyone who knows me knows that my pets are a HUGE part of my life. I brag about them to anyone who will listen. My Instagram is 95% photos of my babies. I have rescued three little strays on the island over the course of the time I’ve been here. My friends/family back... read more
The Trials and Tribulations of an Island Pet Mom
I’m one of those animal loving island people that, had I a truck load of cash and no husband, my house would be filled to the brim with all the strays I could possibly adopt. Although I was born and raised in the Caribbean, the sight of a suffering or neglected... read more
Hurricane Prep for Island OCDers
Living on a rock whose highest elevation is toe level to dear Mother Ocean, I take storms on the radar very seriously. So seriously that when a named storm rolls in our direction, the Weather Channel on the tele replaces my favourite easy-listening station on Alexa,... read more
Boonie IS a Breed
It’s no secret that Guam, like many other islands, has a huge stray dog population problem. These strays, aka boonies, can be found on every corner and parking lot due to the rock’s lack of proper animal control. While the animal shelter – yes, we have... read more
Island Granny to the Rescue!
While I live in the mountains on the edge of the rainforest in Dominica, the island is so steep and narrow (13 miles wide, 26 miles long with 5,000 ft.volcanoes) that I am still in close proximity to the sea. Truly the best of both worlds – lucky me! When... read more
The Adventurous Life of Barley The Pirate Dog
Instead of always hearing about life on a rock from a human’s perspective, perhaps to mix things up you’d like to hear it from the floor-level vantage point of a 4-legged furry being…. My name is Barley and I’m a mature 57 years old. (That’s... read moreOr, feel free to explore our posts by category of interest:
