If I can't be a dragon-whisperer, can I at least befriend a talking dog?
In the whirlwind of November, when I am busy writing for NaNoWriMo*, it's easy to forget things I've learned in previous years. I start asking myself questions and am too tired to remember the answers. I forget basic things I once knew. This year I've made a list to refer to and I'm sharing it... Continue Reading →
Last week, I hiked up to Ruby Jewel Lake with my husband. The three-mile trail was steep and rocky, with patches of ice and snow, and the air was thin (we were over 11,000 feet). To add to the fun, we lost our way and wound up making an exhausting climb off-trail to get to... Continue Reading →
