Welcome to August’s Merry Go Round Blog Tour. Are you motivated? I can’t hear yooouuu. For the record, I HATED that when I was a member of the military. I attended Academic Instructor School at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas in the fall of 1983. The Academic … Continue reading →
I suspect much of my cat reporting has become predictable. As a result, I may skip a few cat posts. I think an update is in order for Sneaky, our outdoor feral who isn’t so very feral these days. Mr. L can talk to her and pet her now. I … Continue reading →
I delayed this post a little to ensure Valerie Comer got top billing for the full day. Did you buy her book yet? Please go do that now. Go ahead. I’ll wait. Nothing we’ve done with the property over the last month is that pressing. We’ve been keeping the grass … Continue reading →
In a post of firsts, today we have a guest. I’m interviewing debut novelist Valerie Comer, here to talk about Choose NOW Publishing’s release of Valerie’s Raspberries and Vinegar. Valerie, I’ve always enjoyed your work, and I’m so pleased to see you becoming published, first in last year’s geocacheing lead-off … Continue reading →
Valerie Comer‘s Raspberries and Vinegar releases today (at least, I think it’s today — it’s already shipping from Amazon). Valerie’s motto is “Where Food and Faith meet Fiction” and it’s spawned a new genre called Farm Lit. Raspberries and Vinegar is the first in a three book series about three … Continue reading →
Everyone, including the vet, seems to have survived and perhaps thrived as a result of our vacation time away. I arrived to a reconfiguration in the boarding area — they’d wheeled out a small two-cage condo to accompany the regular two four-cage condos (My 8 weren’t the only boarders.) Natasha … Continue reading →
So. She doesn’t look particularly threatening? You just never know. Save
Continue reading →We’re pulling into New Orleans tonight. Based upon what you’ve heard about the cats — ferals and otherwise, what would you guess they would be doing today if they were home and lounging about the house instead of cooped up in a cage at the vet’s? The cages are essentially … Continue reading →
Welcome back to another month of the Merry Go Round Blog Tour. Our detailed discussion this month centers around on-line writing communities, or, more generically, community. I’m going to reflect a little bit on both this month. Specifically, the bulk of my on-line writing community experience has been with Forward … Continue reading →
We’re having an unbelievably slow year for property progress this year. Here’s what can be attributed to the last month for the various properties: Central Texas House: Yard work with a very little decluttering. Mr. L assembled his jig for making rosettes, and began making them. He has nine blanks, … Continue reading →