Apple announced a number of new things at their World Wide Developer Conference on Monday. One of those things is IOS7. I watched Engadget’s live blog of the presentation with interest from two perspectives — the way I use my iPhone and the way Mr. L uses his (which are … Continue reading →
I’m a little late with this week’s photo. Our local post office handy man hasn’t been on the job long, but is he ever making a positive difference in our community! A few months ago, he began stripping layer upon layer of white paint off the entryway, slowly revealing classic … Continue reading →
Let me get the obvious stuff out in the open right up front. Yesterday afternoon, Brandilyn Collins posted an offer to her Twitter account and Facebook page that I could not refuse. She offered to send anyone who was interested an electronic copy of her newest book, That Dog Won’t … Continue reading →
As you know, Mr. L took Rossie and Ajax to San Antonio with him to allow him to work more one-on-one with Rossie’s socialization. She responds to him pretty well, and the house is smaller, so she has fewer hiding places down there. She also doesn’t have a lot of … Continue reading →
If I wanted Tarzan to get in the carrier, it wouldn’t happen willingly. Such a funny kitty.
I have three cats I’m concerned with for socialization at this point. Here’s where we stand with them. Two of the four feral kittens we brought inside are still a concern. Rossie is in San Antonio with Mr. L and Ajax for the next three weeks for more intense personalized … Continue reading →
We spent the weekend in Lawton, Oklahoma for my oldest nephew’s high school graduation. After the main event was successfully concluded, we had a little time on Saturday to check out the sights and attractions for the area. We visited Mount Scott, the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, and The Holy … Continue reading →
We left the cats alone for a long weekend. We confine them to two rooms of the house while we’re gone, but, well, sometimes that doesn’t work. The house does some settling, and at certain times of the year, some doors will stay closed and others won’t. Which doors varies … Continue reading →
Technology has a lot to offer a writer these days — almost too much. It’s easy to get fooled by all the tools available and forget to just write. It used to be a writer needed a pen and a notebook or, more recently, a typewriter, paper, replacement ribbons, and … Continue reading →
I stepped into the kitchen on Saturday and witnessed this: What makes this more audacious is I’d just caught four of them up there moments before and chased them off–I hadn’t been prepared to take a picture them. What? You don’t see four? Check the stove. The other Bengal sister … Continue reading →