Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
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A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…
Archive | eqb
Man Takes Decisive Action: Protects Home and Family!
My husband, Jim, and I live on eighteen wooded acres in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau. One of the things we like about our tiny kingdom is the wildlife…
A Sound Practice – How I Recorded My Own Book
I’m finally coming up for air. The writing of my book, “Out of the Whirlpool, A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation” is done. My web master is flowing it into…
Commentary on “Soldiers to Summits” program
On the following web page: http://www.stripes.com/mountain-climbing-program-helps-wounded-vets-overcome-barriers-1.198287#.ULFZf788wWw.twitter is an article about a wonderful program called Soldiers to Summits which is run by the non-profit group, No Barriers USA. The program takes…
Climbing ‘Out of the Whirlpool’
[box]Originally posted on September 6, 2012 on the OHI Grapevine, the blog of the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Office of Health Information (OHI).[/box] At 26 years of age, my life…
Guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog
Today’s post is a guest blog post on Beth Finke’s Safe and Sound blog. Beth had the winning bid on a JAWS training package that I placed in The Seeing…
Where do you put a guide dog when you fly?
The flight attendant showed me the row in which my window seat was located. I took off Kismet’s harness and directed her into the row. She went right to the…
The Gift of Peace
I’m proud to publish this post, the first from a guest blogger. It’s written by my dear friend, April Martin. April and I have loads in common. We both grew…
Independence, Hiking With My Dogs
I love hiking, I always have. I divide my hiking experiences into three groups; Hiking when I could see, Hiking when I couldn’t see but before I had a Seeing…
Cooking with Fresh Herbs
Late yesterday afternoon, I asked Jim to come outside with me to see what vegetables were ready to be harvested. Our garden is in raised beds and assorted barrels clustered…
Enter Cat, Exit peaceful serene life
A couple of weeks ago life at the Martin’s was fairly serene. Then we got a cat. The reason for the cat was purely utilitarian. We have mice. The last…
The Richness of Shared Memories
Yesterday Jim and I were talking about chapter 17, the one about our wedding. I mentioned the kneeler I had chosen for the ceremony. “Wasn’t it perfect?” I asked. “Having…
What a Sweetie
Blue hydrangias Our house sits halfway up a big hill or a small mountain, take your pick. As a result it’s tough for me to navigate to the…