flax-golden tales: a small but helpful stray panda
a small but helpful stray panda The panda followed me home. Probably because when I encountered it sitting on the side of the road I pet it gently on the head but I hadn’t
a small but helpful stray panda The panda followed me home. Probably because when I encountered it sitting on the side of the road I pet it gently on the head but I hadn’t
I have been meaning to post this for ages, but here is a link to the beautiful music Aby Wolf did for my Talking Volumes event in Minnesota: Isn’t it pretty? I am delighted
slow My therapist recommended the whole nature retreat thing. She pointed out how much vacation time I’d accumulated and pontificated about stress and also she threatened to call my boss if I didn’t go,
Considering the fact that a comment I received on the blog yesterday reduced me to a sobbing mess for a good hour (it was not just the comment, the comment was the back-breaking straw
paranormal postage thievery The mailman noticed the vampire before I did. He mentioned it to me when he delivered a package that needed a signature. He said it was a small vampire, probably nothing
I am in Toronto, last night’s Read for the Cure event with me and Vincent Lam and Audrey Niffenegger was absolutely lovely and raised $38,000 for cancer research and I cannot imagine a better