They say the best way to overcome writer's block is to—you guessed it—write. So, here I am. I've had this blog for quite some time, but often, I'll post and then fade into the darkness for months at a time, feeling like I have nothing [worthwhile] to write about. Then, I watch Julie & Julia (for the 100th time) and think, I could do that . Perhaps if I just write more often, someone out there will read what I have to say and then I'll become popular like Julie. But what do I say? Maybe I need a theme. A catchy blog title. Hmm. Let's just put a pin in that for now. While watching an episode of Grey's Anatomy the other day, my shoulders nearly touched my ears with anxiety as Bailey interviewed candidates. Now, it's been a while since I've interviewed, but often, one of the very first requests is, "tell me about yourself." For most people, it is no trouble sharing this information. For me, it is a terrifying moment. I've always hated th
It's dinnertime! And we're letting you in on the boys' routine. Now, I'd be lying if I said that dinnertime around the Ekblad household was not a circus. But, it is fun and we have found some products that make it a bit easier. Let's start with our feeding routine. As many of you may know, these boys are my babies which means, they get the top of the line when it comes to most things. So, we alternate all four boys between dry whole food and fresh food. One night is dry. The other is fresh. For the dry food, we feed our boys pawTree's real lamb, chickpeas, and lentils recipe and sometimes vary the recipe to keep them excited. What I love so much about this brand is that they use freeze-dried whole foods to make the dry food. The dry food can be fed to puppies and adult dogs and the list of health benefits is endless. Just go check out the link above and see for yourself. Oh! And use code INTRO4U to get 20% off your first order! For the wet food, we feed our