Hey. I’m sleepin’ here.
You need Post-Its, staples, toner cartridge, maybe some paper?
I’m your cat.
Hey. I’m sleepin’ here.
You need Post-Its, staples, toner cartridge, maybe some paper?
I’m your cat.
Listen to a song with a beat you’ve never heard before …
It’s called “Feel Again” by a band called OneRepublic.
But this isn’t your average pop song.
Save the Children, an organization dedicated to children’s welfare worldwide, traveled the globe and recorded
heartbeats.
Yes, actual heartbeats of children in need.
Beautiful Ruins was one of those books that drops off the shelf and into your hands as you peruse a bookstore. Read ME! it yelled. That’s what I love about a brick and mortar bookstore. The perfect book, at the right moment, always finds YOU.
I’d been daydreaming of a place like the scene on its cover, so I thought I’d see what it was about.
I know the holidays are over but I haven’t put away my glampers just yet. This beauty and the birdhouse below were thoughtful gifts from the three women who are the heart and soul of our Coeur d’Alene store.
Doesn’t this just make you want to put your tailfeathers on?
Drum roll for cute-as-a-button Jordan …
Welcome New Sisters! (click for current roster)
Merit Badge Awardees (click for latest awards)
My featured Merit Badge Awardee of the Week is … Darla Armstrong!
Darla Armstrong (cowgirlup@21, #4391) has received a certificate of achievement in Garden Gate for earning an Intermediate Level Horse Dreams badge.
“It took me from Nov. 26 to Jan 3 to read The Soul of a Horse as required for the badge. I have read The Man Who Listens to Horses and Shy Boy by Monty Roberts. I found a lot of similarities between all three books and the authors, although I did learn a lot from The Soul of a Horse.
Call me bewildered, bamboozled, and flat-out flummoxed!
Carol sent me a little word quiz this morning that left me scratching my noggin.
She hinted that the answer was one that should come easily to any true-blue farmgirl,
but the fact is …
it had us both hoodwinked.
So, let’s see if you can guess:
What English plural word does not contain any of the same letters as its singular equivalent?
Think on it as you ponder my lush pasture below, and then meander down the page to find the answer.