On the day of the operation, I arrived early only to find that John was still in surgery. After waiting anxiously on the ward, a nurse informed me John was in ICU. My heart raced as I dashed down to our small but well-equipped hospital to gather more information. Finally, at 5:30 PM, a different…
We arrived in Oxford, New Zealand, after many setbacks in January 2026. Originally, we planned to spend the entire northern hemisphere winter with my daughter and her family on their farm—a new venture that has been a lifelong dream for both Rachael and Chris. But health setbacks got in the way. In anticipation of our visit,…
A manic month of writing and ckecking out 26 more fabulous books.
This is Samson as he is now, a happy three-year-old miniature pony, who could be a Shetland, Falabella, or a cross of the two, and we’ll never know, but that doesn’t stop us from guessing. He now lives in liberty with two other horses who are, um, slightly bigger than him, but don’t let that…
Amalie’s Perilous Adventure I’d re-published Amalie’s Perilous Journey on the 26th of February after a rewrite and re-edit and I was feeling pretty good with my achievement. The re-doing was because I wasn’t happy with where the original Amalie story began or ended, but now I am, and I hope you’ll love the new version…
I keep my horses at a farm with nineteen other horses, sixteen cows and a bull, three dogs, four cats and several chickens. They all live in semi-liberty, out for most of the time but with access to shelter, if needed. The owner of this almost paradise is Candy, a hardworking, valiant, wonderful human being.…