Slice and dice any fruits and veggies you know you’re not going to eat this week despite all the lofty dreams of healthy eating you had while braving the grocery store aisles and buying enough food to last for … Read More
I’m having trouble focusing and maintaining balance these days. I go outside to pull weeds (which, admittedly, need pulling) for an hour or two, then stay out there all day. I would like to say that I meditate daily, do … Read More
Requests for animal communication and healing have greatly increased since the Coronavirus Pandemic lockdown in the US. In just that first week, I received four requests for emergency help and healing for dogs who were having nighttime panic attacks. Other … Read More
(This is my animals’ advice to me; your animal companions will undoubtedly have a particular list for you, but our animal companions are smart, so please listen to yours!) #1 – Jed and Fred: Try to shop for an entire … Read More
When my friend Jack Rudloe asked me to check in with SurfDude, the elusive dog that travels the highways and byways from Panacea, FL to Tallahassee and back, I couldn’t wait to connect in and see what the globe-trotting dog … Read More
A colorful and tasty salad that is quick and easy to make and perfect for sharing with friends! The 3 different bell pepper colors are what give this salad its name.Photo Credit: Jennifer Causey
If you are a lover of butterscotch, then I have the perfect recipe for you. These cookies are soft, chewy and the perfect accompaniment to your morning coffee!
If you’ve read Hear Them Speak, my how-to book about animal communication, you probably remember that the difficulty in working with your own animals is that you may be too close emotionally to be completely open to any information that … Read More
I’m famous for my chicken salad. My sister is famous for her chickensalad. My niece is famous for her chicken salad (she even does fundraisers forher local school and animal shelter by selling it by the pound). I daresay thatthe … Read More
