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We're dog lovers and we're writers...and it just
happened. The tale of the deaf bullterrier who faithfully greeted
ships arriving at the Juneau waterfront in the 1930's began to haunt our
dreams. We did it so we could sleep again,
folks.
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What's it like to live on a boat?
Check out Beverley's column at
www.sideroad.com.
Any questions or comments?
Let us know and we'll respond as quickly as we can.
And I mean that literally. I'm the Email Queen...if I go to the head (that's boatspeak
for bathroom) in the middle of the night, I check it on the way.
That is, if I'm not still up listening to Jerry Jeff Walker
and drinking Heineken...which, unfortunately, seems to occur less and
less the older I get. But Mr. Bojangles still does make me cry. We'd like to thank a few magical friends of Patsy Ann:
[Index]
[Story]
[Statue]
[DogStar Book]
[Reviews]
[Authors]
[DogStar Song]
[Gone to DogStar]
[Patsy Ann's SourDough Store]
[Patsy Ann's Dog Books]
[Patsy Ann T-Shirts etc.]
[Friends & Fans]
[DogStar Contest]
[Dog Horoscopes]
[Human Horoscopes]
[Bull Terrier Links]
For Caesar: Thanks for hanging around so long, Piggy. I know it's
...the autumnal star, whose brilliant ray shines eminent amid
Beverley Wood is a freelance
writer, marketing consultant and
web designer.
Chris Wood is Vancouver Bureau Chief,
Maclean's magazine.
They live on a Pacific Northwest trawler (that's a boat) in Vancouver with
Cato, their bullterrier.
Photo by Bayne Stanley
Visit the man who wrote Mr. Bojangles.
That song still makes me cry when he gets to the part:
"His dog up and died, up and died. After 20 years he still grieves."
Roadside America -- one of our favorites! Some of the most unusual
tourist sightings in America -- including dog monuments!
I really have nothing to say...
June Dawson:
Truly Patsy Ann's best friend -- and founder
of
The Friends of Patsy Ann non-profit organization.Bob Welsh:
Our "Alaskan Guy" with a memory like
a steel trap and the patience of a Saint.Michelle Benjamin:
Our publisher (Polestar Books) who
believed in Patsy Ann from page one.bobp,db,jim (in alphabetial order):
Catalyst characters, kinda like the
Tin Man, the Scarecrow and the Lion...
been a haul. You're free to go now. Vaya Con Dios, and I'll be seein' you...
the depth of night, whom men the dog-star of Orion call...(Homer)