Let’s look back at February 2026 in photos . . .

A close-up of a black and white dog resting its head on a telephone, surrounded by cozy blankets on a couch.

Dateline Aspinwall, PA: Reflecting back on where our paws took us during the month of February, we are grateful that the US Futsal Northeast Regional Tournament in Atlantic City, NJ was last week and not this week. The Snow Cyclone that hit NY, NJ and Boston would have meant that dad would be an extra day or two from home.

We enjoyed all the snowy trails and parks and rivers that February provided us. We did not eat that groundhog from Punxsy, even though six more weeks of winter makes most of the humans hate him.

Yes our river was frozen for most of February both in Aspinwall and East Brady.

Two dogs walking in the snow on a sunny day, one wearing a red coat and the other a black plaid coat, with a snowy path and trees in the background.
A snowy landscape featuring a winding river, surrounded by wooded hills and a small residential area with houses visible along the riverbank.
A golden retriever sits on a patterned rug next to a vacuum cleaner and a crumpled takeout bag on the floor.

Mom and Dad made a pork loin roast with truffle sauce. Crawford decided he needed to finish the Mancini’s Italian Bread.

View of a river with a wooden dock in the foreground and a railroad bridge crossing in the background under a cloudy sky.

Once the ice started melting we had high water in Aspinwall. We kept watching for ice jams in East Brady.

We are one month closer to the October wedding that Rev. Pankiewicz has on the schedule near Canton.

Group of four people sitting at a table in a restaurant, smiling and enjoying a meal. The table has various drinks and plates of food.

Finally the overlords at the PIAA have seen the soccer light when it comes to the diagonal system of control.

Email from PIAA announcing changes to soccer officiating mechanics, effective July 1, 2026, detailing approved referee systems.

Dad now has to work on a recruitment short list.

We are not quite sure how somebody hit another car just like this.

Close-up of a car's wheel showing a flat tire and a metal valve stem.

Then there was this crazy referee party in Atlantic City. Dad did not get permission from us.

Three referees in bright green uniforms posing for a selfie at a sports event, with a table displaying snacks and a digital scorekeeping device in the foreground.

We love snow. We love snow. We love to roll in snow.

A golden retriever lying in snow with a snowy landscape in the background, and another dog in a coat further away.

Did we mention we golfed at Indian Bayou?

Two men sitting in a golf cart with golf clubs in the background, smiling for the camera on a sunny day.

Pankiewicz party at the paint can.

Four friends posing together at a hockey game, wearing Pittsburgh Penguins gear and smiling.

Lord Stanley visited as part of the Black History Month Celebration.

Two men posing for a photo in front of the Stanley Cup and a trophy on a table, with a black curtain in the background.

Mimi found time for a sunset at the Crab Trap.

A serene beach scene at sunset, featuring a sandy shore, a calm ocean, and colorful skies filled with orange and purple hues. Picnic tables are visible, with a few people sitting and enjoying the view.

A whole month of rowing nowhere.

A movie that follows the Giants with Barry Bonds. Please enshrine him in Cooperstown.

Hockey in Cheswick with the Kerr’s and Primantis.

A group of four adults sitting in a bleacher at an ice rink, smiling and enjoying the event. The setting is indoors, with a metal structure and ice rink in the background.

About the author

Phoebe and Crawford are two Bridge to Home rescue dogs living their best life together in Aspinwall. They get out daily in nature, take their humans for walks and coffee. Peloton and Place is Crawford’s training game. When we are not sleeping on a couch, we are chasing squirrels and birds in our backyard.

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