March 23, 2010
Don’t be alarmed. This is just a game. It’s called frozen in the snow, and Enzi loves to play it.
Don makes a monster hand, and Enzi makes a face in return.
Enzi maintains that face until Don moves his hand again, hence, she’s frozen in the snow.
There’s also an audio component to this game. It’s called hubba. You’ll have to wait for an upcoming Sunday Cinema for that.
February 28, 2010
You can imagine with five dogs, the Hairy Hacienda needs its fair share of vacuuming.
While everyone else does their best to avoid or attack the vacuum, Whisky absolutely loves to be vacuumed. He begs for it.
Seriously? Look at this face.
February 20, 2010
February 10, 2010
February 9, 2010
This is Kike. You pronounce her name Kee-Kay. Mom adopted Kike and her sister Suni from the Kenya SPCA in Nairobi, Kenya.
Mom named Kike after a cheetah who starred in the BBC’s Big Cat Diary. Kike is the Swahili word for feminine.
Dad is worried that when he visits the Kenya SPCA with Mom in November, she might want to bring home more dogs or possibly even a donkey or two.
February 5, 2010
Whisky is a Chesapeake Bay Retriever; the state dog of Maryland. Mom and Dad are from Maryland, so Whisky is sort of the canine tie to the place they grew up.
Whether he’s a water breed is never in question.
We looked and weren’t able to find that there’s a state dog of New Mexico. Does where you come from or call home have an official dog?
February 1, 2010
Baby Kassie is the primary reason we don’t have cats here at Morning Bray Farm. Unfortunately, we do get the occasional skunk. And, when we do, it’s inevitable that Kassie manages to meet with said skunk(s). Four times last year in fact.
To honor the beginning of the 2010 skunk mating season, Mom is sharing her recipe for skunk treatment. It works like a charm.
Combine one quart peroxide, 1/4 cup baking soda and one tablespoon dish liquid. Wash dog with solution, let sit for a few minutes, then rinse.
January 29, 2010
Enzi is a diva. With a capital D. And she loves fish.
The Diva is from the Bahamas, which probably explains the whole fish thing. She’s a Royal Bahamian Potcake.
Mom brought her home from Nassau as a three-month old puppy almost nine years ago. Don’t even think you’re going to bring fish on this farm without the Diva knowing about it.
Morning Bray Farm 
