Easter Sunday

I hope you have all having a good Easter weekend.    Tomorrow isn't a bank holiday here, so it doesn't feel so much like a holiday weekend.    I went to Emmanuel this morning, the weather unfortunately was wet so the Easter egg hunt took place in the parish hall.   There wasn't a lot of hunting though, the Easter eggs were strewn across the floor, so the kiddos just had to gather them up in their baskets.

Kevin invited me to the family lunch he was hosting at his lovely home, which is huge, one can get lost in it, and his bathroom is the size of my ground floor.  I'd met his family at Thanksgiving and they are all very nice.  His father is incredible, he is 88, but strides about and doesn't look a day over 50.   As well as his family there was also another friend from Emmanuel there.

 

Since I got back home I have just been napping, and watching the Food Network competitions.    I was also channel hopping and discovered there is a special channel just for dogs.  It's called dog tv.

 

 I didn't capture the tv picture very well, but you can see Bubbles at the bottom of the bed, watching it.  There is no narration, just pictures of dogs doing things.    I looked it up on the internet and this is what it says about the channel.

"TV’s first network for canines, DOGTV offers a promise to our beloved best friends that they should never again feel alone.

DOGTV provides television for dogs as a 24/7 digital TV channel with dog – friendly programing scientifically developed to provide the right company for dogs when left alone. Through years of research with some of the world’s top pet experts, special content was created to meet specific attributes of a dog’s sense of vision and hearing and supports their natural behavior patterns. The result: a confident, happy dog, who’s less likely to develop stress, separation anxiety or other related problems".