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Blog postA friend asked meâwhy, in most of your husbandâs novels, is one character a Pembroke Welsh corgi?
And the answer is: âItâs personal.â
Sometimes that dog character is Henry. Sometimes heâs Tobi. But his real nameâhe was a real dogâwas Nosmo.
âNosmo King,â in full, chosen by his previous family because they quit smoking and named him for a âNo Smokingâ sign. Not a -
Blog postJoyce awoke in the night and looked out the window. She saw a full moon, shining on fresh snow.
I lay half-asleep. Then Joyce gasped. I bolted out of bed to see what alarmed her.
âSomethingâs out there,â she said.
I saw only snow. Then, behind the pond, I saw a shape, indistinct in the moon-cast shadows, but something huge.
Massive shoulders hunched, it glided across the snow. Â Read MoreÂ
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Blog postOur good friend and frequent visitor, Murdock Morse, sends his holiday greetings to all.
Go romp in the snow, he says. It feels good!
--Joyce & Richard
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Blog postGracie Duke--another good friend of ours--wants to second her pal Murdock's message: celebrate!
It's the darkest days of the year, she says. So get out there and bark! Bark for the return of the light!. Bark loud! It'll come!
Joyce & Richard
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Blog postWeâve been doing some autumn cleaning, looking into attic boxes and little-used drawers and closets, and weâve found that, never realizing it, for decades weâve been hoarders of our own lives.
Weâre human packrats, weâve discovered, hiding away bits and pieces of the past, and then forgetting where we put them, or even that we ever hid them at all.  Read MoreÂ
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Blog postIâve been thinking: what does a story mean?
Itâs because I just published a new novel, Caliban Risingâitâs a thriller, and I hope it means: âKeep turning those pages!â
You sneak onto a mysterious Caribbean island. Nice beaches, but nasty murders. Maybe you get hurled out of a Black Hawk helicopter, or fed to the islandâs feral Bengal tiger. Also, there are creepy robotsâ¦.
Will you surviv -
Blog postWe once tried vegetable gardening, but a woodchuck ate most of our carrots and green beans and squash. He got so fat he couldnât run, only slowly waddle.
We say âheâ because of his size. Females are smaller, and possibly more into weight watching.
Woodchucks have western cousinsâmarmots and prairie dogsâbut woodchucks are more eccentric, like old-time New England hill farmers.
For one thing, theyâre loners. In -
Blog postWe greatly enjoy our animal neighbors, from black bears lumbering across the lawn to Blackburnian warblers up in the sugar maples, but we have our limit.
That limit isâ¦Canada geese.
Yes, the Canada goose is handsome, grayish white with a black neck and head and a white chinstrap. Yes, they mate for life, a devoted couple, and kudos to them for that.
Howeverâ¦
They are large, and a bit thuggish. If the geese land on ou -
Blog postTux, the Cardigan Welsh corgi, needed a new home, and that would be iffy.
It would be iffy because, despite being a little charmer, Tux was a little dickens. It also would be difficult because Tux lived with Pam, and she wouldnât let him go just anywhere.
We first got to know Tux when he was still a puppyâweâd been visiting in Florida that winter and heard about a neighborhood couple with a new corgi. Joyce allows no nearby corgi to go unvisited -
Blog postOur friend Eric Morse sent us this photo of Murdock, the unofficial east-coast dog-race champion, and his friend, Casey, the old cat.
Casey actually does regard Murdock as his best friend. Murdock, not so much. It's complicated.
No matter what, these two, with their Christmas tree and presents, radiate warmth and good will, just right for this season. In these stressful times, we can all use some of that.
So, we're sending out this image, to share with o
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