I got a good chuckle when I checked this month’s topic. “What fears do I have regarding publication?” Why did I chuckle? Because my first publication is just going live. Had you heard? Blackbirds First Flight, a dark fantasy anthology, is on sale a little early from it’s planned October … Continue reading →
Wasn’t I just doing this post for August last week? It sure seems that way. What have we been up to over the last month? San Antonio House: Even with a three week absence, the yard help up well with minimal rain. The west side was crackly. I got enough … Continue reading →
I’m tickled that the locking hubs on my Jeep are from Sears. Remember the days when Sears really had everything?
Continue reading →We left most of the cats home for the weekend. Lady and Pretty Boy Floyd checked into boarding for the weekend — Lady so she could get her medicine, and Floyd because he likes to tip the full water tower over sometimes. We arrived home this afternoon to a full … Continue reading →
Apple’s big day arrived on Tuesday. I was hoping for a new iPad, but Apple had a lot of exciting news, so I suppose we’ll see more about a new iPad next month (if rumors are remotely accurate). What’s the big deal? By the end of the month, four different … Continue reading →
The top of the deer feeder is too tall for me to see inside, so when I went out to fill it last week, I wanted to see how much corn was left inside. I reached over the opening and took a quick photo: I think it would help to … Continue reading →
It’s been a week and a half since I began weaning Lady from her Reconcile. In that time, the altercations have increased noticeably (from none to almost one a day). I don’t think she’s ready to come off the medication, so I put her back to her normal dose today. … Continue reading →
We were gone for a few days, and Sneaky has not been seen since the night before we left. This isn’t necessarily an indication of something bad, but I get worried. I suspect but have not confirmed that she and Walter do not care for one another. We have seen … Continue reading →
