Stella Meets Toronto Water Taxi Driver. Yay Stella!

Stella's new best friend this week is Nicholas. Stella is sitting very pretty for the sake of this picture but it was only for a second. As soon as the photo was snapped, she was back to mauling Nicholas.

Nicholas is originally from Nova Scotia and he now owns the water taxi that goes back and forth between the Toronto Habour and Toronto Centre Island. I am very jealous of Stella right now because Nicholas told Stella that she can ride his water taxi for free anytime. This is great news for Stella because she LOVES to spend time on Centre Island in the summer. The rest of us suckers have to pay but it is worth it. Centre Island is awesome and, according to Stella, so is Nicholas!

Stella on the Toronto Harbourfront

Stella made a lot of new best friends this last week. She gave kisses to an elderly lady who used to have a Boston that looked just like Stella. She played briefly with a couple of young boys in the park and she met a Mini Pinscher named Mocha. He was much more stylishly dressed that Stella but not as well behaved. Stella could not decide if Mocha was trying to play with her or bite her. She could understand his dilemma because she had the same problem earlier in the week, only with birds.


Stella tried to make best friends with a couple of swans but they would have nothing to do with her. She barked and barked and she assumed the proper play stance position but still the swans ignored her like she was a D list celebrity with a failing reality show. It is probably for the best. Even though the swans outnumbered her 2-1 and were twice her size, given half the chance, Stella would have eaten them and everyone they loved. F###ing Swans.

Stella at the St Patrick's Day Parade

Stella had a great time at the St. Patrick's Day Parade this weekend, her first parade ever. She met a lot of fun people so to choose a favourite was difficult. After much deliberation, though, here is Stella's new best friend:

Stella loved the bagpipes but, as you can see, her true interest was in finding out what was being worn under that kilt.