It looks as though this will be a quiet day. That’s good, because things have been mighty hectic around here lately. As I write this, Sadie and Bernice are snoozing on the bed. Sadie’s still got a hitch in her get-along, but she sees a specialist tomorrow morning.
Plans are underway to convert one of the guestrooms, temporarily, into an art studio and exercise room. I am so jazzed about that! As some of you know, I do collage and some polymer clay work. My first house in Scottsdale had a wonderful craft room, but here and at Springwater Station, it’s been a matter of messing up the kitchen table, big-time.
Great news from my publisher. I’ll be doing at least one nonfiction book, and probably several. The first will be about Buck, my beautiful rescue horse. The tentative title is “A Horse With Heart”, and that certainly describes Buckeroo.
I had a wonderful time at the family reunion last week–it was hard without Dad there, but there was so much love and laughter that it was as though he was actually there. In fact, I’m sure he was, along with Aunt Lily andUncles Jack and Wes. Pam and I played a little at the Chewelah casino, and she and Sally and I had a nice visit at the lakehouse. Pam is the polymer clay maven, and she showed me some terrific stuff. I can’t wait to try it.
Which brings me back to the art-room-to-be. Whoopee!
