Month: July 2015
Updated on July 25, 2015
A New Trick
By Guest Blogger Chicken Wrangler Sara Our neighbors have started keeping chickens again. The coop is up against the privacy fence between our yards. It drove the dogs crazy at first. Bella, the chicken hunter, tried to dig… Read More
Updated on July 26, 2015
Motivation – One Word Wednesday
This cartoon titled Some Artist Dos and Don’ts made me stop and think about why I write. What’s the driving force for what you do?
Updated on July 26, 2015
Enduring to THE END
I wrote writers’ two favorite words last week—THE END. FINALLY! Book 2 of the Fitzpatrick Family sweet romance series is now with my copy editor.The book is a novella.It should have been a fast write. Novellas generally run… Read More
Updated on July 9, 2015
Lessons from a Jigsaw Puzzle
A blog by Guest Blogger Chicken Wrangler Sara My husband and I visit my parents in Colorado every summer. He goes to fly fish and I go to work jigsaw puzzles. I realize they have jigsaw puzzles in… Read More
Updated on July 5, 2015
A Charmed Life, Are You Sure?
A Guest Blog by Jody Payne Do you watch Hollywood stars pose in gorgeous gowns covered in sparkling sequels and believe they live charmed lives? They just stand there looking beautiful and actually get paid for it. Big… Read More
Updated on July 4, 2015
Bee “keeping”?
A blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara One afternoon this spring, I got a call from Beekeeper Brian on his way home from work asking if I would make a phone call. I must confess this seemed too easy… Read More
Updated on July 6, 2015
Using Our July 4th Freedoms
Last weekend we celebrated the day Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin signed the Declaration of Independence. That document begins: When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the… Read More
Updated on June 27, 2015
Chickens – The Next Generation
A Blog by Chicken Wrangler Sara There has been a tremendous decline in egg production on Miller Farm. Perhaps the chickens are just commiserating with those who have Avian Flu. Perhaps the grumpy game bird hens are intimidating… Read More
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