I haven’t posted much about my knitting lately, but that doesn’t mean the needles haven’t been out. In fact I’ve sort of developed an addiction that is often triggered simply by sitting in front of the television. I can’t watch TV any more without my knitting in my hands. I guess that’s a lot better than not being able to watch TV without a two pound bag of M&Ms in my hands, right? [Click title to read post ...]
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Do you love to see Kids and Dogs having fun in dog sports? Please visit the new group, JrShow-L: http://www.facebook.com/groups/257675420968237/ Looking for Junior Handlers, and kids who compete in all dog sports, to join and get the conversation going. Parents, judges, ex-Juniors, etc, are welcome as well! If you join us, and [Click title to read post ...] Jonathan Livingston Seagull, by Richard Bach. Anyone who thinks this is just a book about a seagull needs to read it again. And again. And again. [Click title to read post ...] Updated Through Their Eyes, The Nature of the Beast, available on Amazon: An edited version of my e-book, Through Their Eyes, The Nature of the Beast, is now available on Amazon.com. It contains some typo repairs (no matter how many times I read through and fix them…never mind as well as some photographs that were [Click title to read post ...] Long-time professional animal communicator, Gayle Nastasi, helps people to overcome problems with their animal friends every day. In Through Their Eyes, she presents common problems that pet owners face, from a different perspective — the animal’s own. Follow specific situations, real-life examples, and excerpts from Gayle’s free email newsletter, as you learn to see pet problems from the pet’s point of view. As you learn to view things from your animal’s viewpoint, you will not only understand them better, you will deepen the wonderful relationship you already have with them. [Click title to read post ...] Firenze, the llama with whom I spoke at length in a previous post, has been giving evidence of remembering our conversation, as well as the friendship we formed while talking. [Click title to read post ...] Quite a few friends have asked me to try to catch some updated chatter from the Starlings, Stars and Stripes. Last time I managed to acclimate them to the little mini cassette recorder on their cage, it was Stars who went into chat-box mode. Today, Stripes stepped up to the mic. [Click title to read post ...] Animals In Translation is an amazing book by an amazing woman, Temple Grandin. Grandin was born with severe autism. Her condition was so serious that her father actually wanted, at one point, to have her institutionalized as a child. She was born and raised during the days when “autism” wasn’t really even defined yet, and many affected people were considered to be absolutely unable to exist within the parameters of normal society. Fortunately, her mother continued to believe that the child could be worked with, and found the right experts to help bring her to a point that she could function. Not only did Grandin function, she went on to college and graduate school, and then to become a driving force behind animal welfare the world over. [Click title to read post ...] The Corpse That Wasn’t There is the first installment of The Junior Handler’s Mystery Series, which will be published by Lost Bard Books. The book is done, and the editors are putting it through the final spell-check and tweak before assembling all the parts and putting the finished product online. Rest assured that I’ll be posting here as soon as it’s available for purchasing! [Click title to read post ...] There’s nothing quite so upsetting, in quite the same way, for both animal communicators, and the clients who are hurting, than having a pet go missing. It is such a difficult process, in fact, that many communicators won’t accept “location work” at all, and I myself am taking a hiatus from accepting new missing animal [Click title to read post ...] |
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