Elegance was made art with the Italian greyhound and few breeds can be proud of having been the inspiration of artists of all time, from Classical Greece to the brushes of great Renaissance men like Giotto. Its reflection in art shows the importance of this greyhound among the European aristocracy, who made it the smallest version of
The one who takes good morning walks in the rain, who drops the chicken under the table, who lifts the duvet at dawn, who organizes Sunday car trips, who buys another toy that you do not need and who occupies all memory mobile with thousands of photos of your dog. For all that and much more, everything
The queen, tea at four, and a posh-accented greyhound. To speak of the greyhound is to delve into the history of the British Isles and its game of crowns. His great skill for hunting and his elegant bearing earned him the protection of the nobles and his survival to this day. Its evolution as a race at the hands of the British aristocrats generated a
I confess, I can't keep my hands still. When you have acute galguitis, your mind only thinks of new ways to infect more people and I cannot resist creating them. Cushions, keychains, pictures, badges and cups ready to enter your house loaded to the brim with greyhounds. But do not believe that the galguitis has settled for that.
Symbols of distinction, noble and elegant, the Spanish greyhound is closely linked to the history of our country. His trot has been with us long before we were Spain and his value has been reflected in art: "Somewhere in La Mancha, whose name I don't want to remember, not long ago there lived a hidalgo from
With the polvorones, the nougat and the roscón de Reyes well established in our beloved lorzas, we can conclude the Christmas season. Oh Christmas, that time of year when we enjoy everything without being aware of anything. But don't panic to the routine, here it comes the first Monday after
I met Violeta at an Extraordinary community meeting. She came from Germany (although she is Valencian), and she came with a proposal for me in the form of a box. So I did not think twice, and we met for dinner breaking the 2.0 barrier. Violeta leads Textilbox, a small company that takes you home to the world of creative sewing.
In February I fulfilled one of my dreams: I traveled to Mexico City. I wanted to go since I was a child and I discovered the figure of Frida Kahlo. I was soaked in his history and work, so visiting his Casa Azul was a dream. I knew I was going to like Mexico, and more if my friends Marlene and Vicente showed it to me. It
Like when you look forward to the night before the day of kings, so I find myself, nervous the night before the new website is up and running! And this new website means many things. A new stage, like when you premiere your haircut and you look capable of anything. The blue greyhound emerged when my life clicked, and
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