Walter’s Puppy Guide to Not Melting: Introducing The Magic Blue Rectangle Listen up, fellow furball friends. Walter here, your resident 14-week-old puppy correspondent with another installment of Puppy Survival. I’m ready to help you prepare for the upcoming summer heat. Summer means that big bright yellow thing in the sky starts beating down on us like there is a giant magnifying glass aimed right at our permanent fur coat. Yes, technically, you could just stretch out on the kitchen floor, moving every 10 minutes for a cooler spot. However, let’s discuss real puppy comfort. I don’t mean that fluffy bed—although that topic is coming soon. I’m talking about the fact that we are wearing fur. I don’t know about you and your coat, but, I’m a fluffy 14-week-old puppy, my undercoat is dense, trust me, I look like a sentient marshmallow. It’s not even summer yet and this puppy is hot. Then, my favorite Amazon guy (the cookie bringer) arrived with the Pressure-Activated Gel, Furrybaby Pet Cooling Mat, and my life has changed. With summer quickly approaching, I’ve found a life-saver. (Mom mentioned something about “hot flash relief,” and while I’m not sure what that is, I have no intention…

Why I’m Trading My “Interrogation” Ceiling For An Arc Floor Lamp with Linen Shade The people who built this house were clearly terrified of the dark, leaving me with 15 aggressive ‘can lights’ in my living room that make me feel like a suspect in a police lineup. Thankfully, I’ve found a way to reclaim my vibe with the EDISHINE Floor Lamp. While the builders thought more light was better, this arc floor lamp proves that the right light—soft, diffused, and stylish—is what actually makes a house feel like a home. DO you have ANY IDEA how bright that is when they are on?!? AND they aren’t dimmable. You can’t choose which lights to turn on. It’s either ‘seen from space’ bright or it’s dark. It’s like living in a house that is, quite frankly, aggressive. My ceiling looks like a high-tech colander, dripping with “Can Lights” that serve one purpose: to ensure every pore on my face is visible from space. It’s not a home; it’s a surgical suite. I’m sure the people who built the house, thought “the more light, the better.” Granted it is dark up here on the mountain. BUT, 15?! Just in THIS area?? Clearly,…