This month, we focus on Scroll VIII, which begins, “Today I multiply my value a hundredfold.” This scroll is about making the best use of our time and finding the best way to enhance our value to the world. We are compared to a grain of wheat with one difference. … Continue reading →
I wasn’t going to have a Tech Stuff post this month, then my trusty Fitbit One “glitched.” I got it rebooted, and it appears to be working fine; however, I didn’t want it to suddenly die and leave me high and dry (it’s several years old), so I began researching … Continue reading →
Nothing significant to report for this month. San Antonio House: Lawn mowed and some trimming done. The Ranch: The shed is empty. We brought in a couple tractor implements — the easy ones. Four more to go. After fixing the wiring on the deer feeder controller — those rascally racoons … Continue reading →
In a development which will surprise no one, Daisy is now an inside cat. Mr. L expressed concerns that Zelda might reject her since she’s been gone so long as well as a couple other concerns. I need to put together another cat carrier. I have a couple damaged carriers, … Continue reading →
Remember, the Easter Egg Hunt is live until April 17th. With that public service announcement out of the way, let’s talk about this month’s promos, because there are some good ones. Two of these are only for people on Essential Rewards. To be on Essential Rewards, you must be a … Continue reading →
Daisy’s post-spay instructions said to keep her indoors for 10 days. It’s been an interesting experience. I was concerned about what Lady would do. I needn’t have worried. This kitten, who cries at the window to go out, has a growl equivalent to a cat three times her size. She … Continue reading →
Continuation is the icing on the cake once you complete the six-month Master Keys course. It’s the lifetime membership option and offers guided material until the next course opens. The lifetime membership is important because Mark and Davene are clear the Master Keys is about teaching us to be independent … Continue reading →
Other than our sad news about Nick earlier in the week, the cats’ lives have been quiet. At one time this week, we had four cats lounging on the tower at the same time. I think that’s a first. Rossie was in the bottom “bunk.” Lady was in the middle … Continue reading →
This morning the risk with outside cats became a reality for our household. As near as I can pinpoint it, an hour and a half ago, Nick was running across the street toward the house and got hit by a car. He was killed instantly. At 9:40 this morning, Mr. … Continue reading →
A few days ago, I came upon Zelda and Daisy lounging on the side porch steps. Notice anything interesting? Daisy has an appointment for spaying on April 3. She’s been taking after her mother and been reluctant to be handled, so I’m going to begin trying to catch her next … Continue reading →
