Beautiful Siobhan

This is the photoblog of Siobhan, a New York City-raised pug. She is 8 years old and lived in Brooklyn with her mother until the spring of 2007, when they moved to California. Since then, she's been bi-coastal, splitting her time between Oakland and NYC. Siobhan is a Gemini and her favorite toy is Mister Disgusting, who is a scrap of brown hairy fabric.

Monday, November 09, 2009

Two Wonderful Things

Cowboy and my beloved space heater, next to each other, making a pug sandwich. [[ SWOON! ]]


Saturday, November 07, 2009

Video Kisses

She loves me soooooo much.

Thursday, November 05, 2009

Alter Ego

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Video chat: Domi & Siddy

Yet another video cat. I mean, chat.

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

November Ocean

To me, a born and raised NYC pug, swimming in the Real Ocean in November is absurd... just one of the many reasons I like Cali. Drinking the tasty sea, gulping the delicious sand. We played hooky today, and my mom did zero work, and we ran around Ocean Beach in the glorious 80ish degree heat.



Of course, I offered to help Cowboy with some pre-surfing stretches. I'm a great coach. Here, I'm instructing him to keep his toes out.

Then we went for a stroll into the surf, where I drank about three cups of water. Mmmmm.



My mom tried to reason with me about the salt water ingestion, but I would have none of it. You Are Not The Boss Of Me!


Of course, she understood when I put it in those terms.

Sunday, November 01, 2009

Paddling Through Toxic Sludge

Richmond, CA. Home of oil refineries, leaking petro-chemical waste, and great canoeing in transatlantic shipping corridors.Paddle harder, man-slave!

Yelling at the barges to protect my man-slaves and mother.


The trusty vessel.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Sigh


I am Le Tired.

Best Place Ever

This is what true love looks like. My mom doesn't really understand why Aunt Weeny and Thundering Bear decided to live in Portland instead of, say, the gorgeous Bay Area, but I like Portland's craptastic weather just fine. It means more Teeny Weeny + Small Weeny bed time... score!


I really didn't want to say goodbye when Sunday rolled around, and my mother and I tried our hardest not to be heartbroken, leaving Aunt Weeny. It was very difficult. I didn't cry until I was forcefully stuffed back into my travel bag.

My logic was, IF YOU CAN'T SEE ME, YOU CAN'T MAKE ME LEAVE!

It failed.