Welcome back to another installment of the Merry-Go-Round Blog Tour. I’ve been influenced by several writers. I’ve taken my friend Holly Lisle’s writing courses, which have helped me begin to learn the rudimentary approaches needed to write better fiction the first time around. I’ve worked closely with Stephen Bagley and … Continue reading →
On our way back from Hershey, we stopped in Dayton to visit the Air Force Museum. We weren’t feeling too hot, so we only visited a couple of areas, but in the Korean War section, I noticed this air dropped life boat. Pretty cool. Here are images of the information … Continue reading →
Stephen said the cats texted him when we got home. Most of the cats are happy to be here. Daphne even slept with me the first night we were home, and she rarely does that. Lady was grouchy for the first few hours we were home, then she settled down … Continue reading →
Not much to report for October 2015, EXCEPT we have a new property. At the end of September, we purchased the property and building occupied by a detail shop and state inspection station located immediately behind the shop. Why do we want this property? It has a nice fenced in … Continue reading →
Thankful for all my Canadian friends. Have a blessed day.
Continue reading →I was out at the ranch a couple of weeks ago to set up the deer feeder and the game camera. While I was there, I checked on the pond. As expected, the long dry spell we had this summer has taken it’s toll on the pond. It’s a shadow … Continue reading →
No, we don’t have new kitties. We had lunch with their minions, Karen Rose Smith and her handsome husband yesterday. Sunnybud is their stray/feral — more stray than feral, who visits regularly for petting and Fancy Feast. Karen regularly posts about his antics on Facebook. Their indoor kitties, London, Zoie, … Continue reading →
One result of the Apple launch event was the revelation of the long anticipated Apple TV remake — or, as Apple calls it, the “future of television.” I’ve never paid much attention to Apple TV before, but I got into a discussion recently and learned a lot more about the … Continue reading →
As you read this (or soon thereafter if you’re reading in the wee hours of the morning in the Eastern Time Zone), we’re hiking the Chocolate Field in Hershey, Pennsylvania, searching for 1946 Mercury parts. We’re also looking for early 50s Jeep parts, 1948 Ford pickup parts, and a variety … Continue reading →
Maybe this is why Rossie and Lady have so much trouble getting along. Most of the time, when I look at Rossie, she has this look in her eyes: With cats, a steady stare is supposed to be a sign of aggression. In Rossie’s case, I think it’s a passive … Continue reading →
