Gracie’s Sea Hag Restaurant
Gracie’s Sea Hag Restaurant
Today we drove through a coastal town called Depoe Bay, Oregon. Of course the entire coast of Oregon exhales beauty with every turn. Whether looking toward sea ...
Road Report Oct. 20
I got great news! We are starting 2010 with a win; at Billings! We got home late, late Friday night from Billings so I could take Goose to the barrel race at Carthage, MO. We haven't really got our ti...
Sept. 12
Sept. 12 – I had the chance to attend a customer appreciation dinner for EquiPride at Hallsville, Tx, a couple of weeks ago. I had a great time meeting lots of neat people and hearing their su...
Summer’s Song
In summer, the song sings itself. ~William Carlos Williams
The bouquet still bright, but with each hour, each day it quiets. The petals float onto the table one at a time as the summer br...
A Time of Transition
A Time of Transition
In our house we’ve been experiencing many transitions. My work schedule has changed and so has my husband’s. My three-year-old daughter no longer wears her pull-up...
WOW Takes a Turn Towards the Digital
Like everybody else in this country the economy has hit WOW Magazine hard. We have taken some time to revamp and reorganize and have made the decision that, for the short term, we need to become a st...
Wild Woman Weekend
I so needed a retreat and nothing could have been better than the Wild Woman Weekend I attended. The setting at The Rock Farm in Florissant, Colorado isolated us from humanity and held us in the peac...
Aug. 15
Sorry it has been so long since I have given you an update. To be honest, this summer has been tough, and I was getting weary and a little down. You can ride when you are hurt, but you don’t rid...
A State of Grace
I met Aunt Mary today, a seventy year – eighty seven year old. She is clearly proof that eighty is the new seventy.
Mary Ellen volunteers at an Alzheimer’s unit. She lends her compas...
Intro: Working With Creative People
I am a creative person and it is no surprise that the artistry evident in others intrigues me. Whether a musician, author, painter, photographer, actor or anyone who possesses talent and desire to tak...
Reorganization = You’re Outta Here!
We trained very hard, but it seemed that every time we were beginning to form into teams we would be reorganized. I was to learn later in life that we tried to meet any new situation by reorganizing, ...
Promiscuous Perceptions of the Past
In a recent book review in the Denver Post, author, journalist, and history writer, Sandra Dallas, said, “Do we really need another book on the West’s historic hookers? Oh well, why not?&r...
It’s a Beautiful Day
Helen Keller said, “We could never learn to be brave and patient, if there were only joy in the world.”
During these sweltering hot days of summer, I’d like to adapt this quote to...
July 30th
Ivy King is a cowgirl committed to the concept of re-use, re-vamp and re-cycle. Everywhere she goes Ivy collects vintage boots and belts, and then takes them back to her workshop to create ...
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Thousands of blogs are created every day. With all the buzz about blogs you would think most people would know what they are and how to get started. However, I receive hundreds of emails asking me t...
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