Apr 12, 2020 | horse stuff
I’m fortunate because not only do three out of my four horses wear their hooves naturally on our rocky ground, but all of them are barefoot and unridden. My mare Fortune was born with crooked legs due to poor neonatal nutrition (the mare had been shipped in and...
Apr 10, 2020 | guest blog
Aden House, successful but driven chef and TV personality, refuses to slow down. His life implodes one night, damaging him both physically and emotionally. He’s rescued by a woman he thinks of as his angel. Shay McDowell has rebuilt her life after her divorce. She...
Apr 8, 2020 | Fibromyalgia Gone Wild
In the chronic illness community there’s been a lot of talk about the every day symptoms of our conditions, what does, or doesn’t work, and how these often line up with the symptoms for other things. Like right now, Covid-19. And then, our brains play the...
Mar 31, 2020 | book reviews
I used to keep betta, and one of the things I’ve been thinking about doing is keeping it again. If you’ve read my fantasy books, you know that I like to have different socius (animal familiars) and I’m working on one dealing with Madagascar Hissing...
Mar 22, 2020 | horse stuff, Uncategorized
I know I’ve written a lot about my livestock and being able to spend time with them now that I’m working from home. But if you’ll indulge me one more time, I’m going to write about my horses today. You see, being able to look out the window and...
Mar 20, 2020 | Uncategorized
I knew I’d be eating eggs a lot now that I’m working from home. My itty bitty Serama eggs (except I’m trying to convince her to sit so we’ll see). Duck eggs. I also had no idea that my chickens would finally start paying for themselves. Except,...
Mar 20, 2020 | guest blog
It must be a huge irony, actually: after 30 years of being a divorce lawyer, now I’m writing romance novels. Am I trying to atone for all those homes I “wrecked?” Not really. The writing actually came first. I wrote my first full-length novel at 14, a dark time travel...