The March issue of Creature Thoughts was not published, as you know, because on the 26th of February, I lost my Dad. It has, as I’m sure is no surprise, been a rocky month. Not only have our family been dealing with the pain of such a loss, we have been battling bureaucracy, chasing down legal loose ends, and attempting (not always successfully) to put all of the overwhelming aspects of life in some semblance of order. In our self-centered human way, as preoccupied as we are, it might be easy to forget that there is another victim of grief left behind.
My Dad’s cat, Missie.
No Usual Creature Thoughts for March
Hello, Friends,
I’m sorry that I will not be sending out a March Creature Thoughts as usual. In addition, I will be less available than I normally am for sessions. Please do email or call if you need to schedule, but be prepared that I may not be able to fit [Click title to read post ...]
The Full Moon and Animal Behavior
On the morning of January 31st, a day before this newsletter was due to be published, I posted to my Facebook profile that I was having a hard time thinking of an article for it. My friend Lin responded: “How about the link between a full moon and animal behaviour?” That sounded like a great idea to me.
“For Auld Lang Syne”
For over a week now, I’ve been mulling through ideas, wondering what my January newsletter article will be about. This morning I woke, as did many across the globe, with a certain song ringing through my mind. The article then just wrote itself.
We two have run about the slopes,
and picked the daisies fine ;
But we’ve wandered many a weary foot,
since auld lang syne.
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