Have you ever dreamed of seeing the world but thought it was way out of reach? Maybe too expensive? Learn about the newest and hottest travel trend of House Sitting in Lisa and Cheryl’s latest book –
NOW AVAILABLE in e-book format!
Lisa and Cheryl have been house sitting all over the world and now share with you some of their best practices and helpful hints to get you started as well! Whether you want to explore your nearby cities and towns or you are ready to take on the world, this book provides practical information from finding the best house [ ... ]
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Have you ever dreamed of seeing the world but thought it was way out of reach? Maybe too expensive? Learn about the newest and hottest travel trend of House Sitting in Lisa and Cheryl’s latest book –
NOW AVAILABLE in e-book format!
Lisa and Cheryl have been house sitting all over the world and now share with you some of their best practices and helpful hints to get you started as well! Whether you want to explore your nearby cities and towns or you are ready to take on the world, this book provides practical information from finding the best house [ ... ]
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Poor, poor Paddy! As you can see by her rolling around on her back that she’s quickly learned to get as much sympathy as possible from us with her injury. We’re not sure exactly what happened as she’s an outside Fijian doggie, but one afternoon she came up limping with a torn dew claw and a very pitiful look on her face.
Back home this would mean a trip to the vet, a few stitches, some medicine and all would be well. Especially because it is easier to book appointments as the vets have equine veterinary practice management software. Here in [ ... ]
This is the first in the series of posts from Livin’ in Fiji – A House Sitters Story.
MEETING PADDY…
Our first responsibility at our Fiji house-sit is to take care of Paddy, described as a Fijian mutt, but clearly there’s a little German Shepard in the mix as well. Grey hairs in her muzzle tell us she’s not quite a puppy anymore. She’s an outside dog who comes in every night to sleep on the porch and during the day she prefers to sun in the yard surveying the driveway from her spot at the top. After seeing pictures and her [ ... ]
