March was the month of both record high temperatures and snow. I needed a mental vacation. I continued my binge of urban fantasy/romance series. Years ago I found it challenging to admit to reading these sorts of books, now I don’t really care what anyone else thinks. After finishing both the Jane Yellowrock and Soulwood series by of Faith Hunter, I jumped into Nalini Singh’s Guild Hunter series. This morning I started the … [Read more...] about March 2021 Reading
Kitten Season Resources
It’s spring and that means kitten season has arrived. I don’t have any fosters yet, but there are local bottle babies growing and learning how to kitten. Last year was very strange because I was kept in reserve for my unique skill set … all year. While I wasn’t actively fostering, I wasn’t idle. I read extensively and worked on filling in gaps in my knowledge. I’d had a few very tough cases in 2019 and wanted to better understand … [Read more...] about Kitten Season Resources
Dot in contrast
Cardboard is tasty. Snuggles are good. Dot has settled in and we spend half an hour after lunch snuggling hard before I return to my desk. This is the only time she wants my lap and she gets anxious running between the snuggle spot and my desk if I'm late. … [Read more...] about Dot in contrast
warmth
Spring pushes forth as March sun begins to warm all.Next week freeze again. … [Read more...] about warmth
Longest Month (2021) Reading
If your February was anything like mine, you're probably feeling as I am this first week of March, exhausted and drained of all energy. It's Thursday so there's light at the end of the week. All last month the only thing I really wanted to read was book candy. I'd much rather read than watch TV, but I still want a quick read that doesn't require me to think a good deal. What I want is a twist on reality. I turned to whatever books I … [Read more...] about Longest Month (2021) Reading