A blog by Elaine A. Powers and Guests
Parents have always been teachers of their children. They teach us how to speak, walk, how to count, colors, how to behave and endless other
Image Courtesy of Steve Buissinne from Pixabay This summer, the monsoons in the Tucson area failed to develop. In order to save our plants, we’ve
As you can see, I had an excess of tegu In my spare time, around caring for my companion animals (including a horse!), I write
The typical image of a garden in fall abounds in reds (helenium), oranges (asclepias), and golds (Black-Eyed Susan). But there are plants for fall that
Authors are frequently asked where they get their story ideas. Often, the response is, “Where don’t I?” Story ideas can come from any location and
During the worst of the summer heat in the Sonoran Desert, I ride my horse in the mornings around the stables. I enjoy trail rides
