The book Dad recommended helped me understand that quiet is a gift, introverted is beautiful, sensitive is admirable.
Why an Introverted Writer Continues to be on Social Media
From lurking in the background with tight privacy settings, to promoting a public author page. Find out how this introverted writer pushes through fears related to being on social media.
Allison’s Buzzy Brownies
Discover the recipe for the brownies causing a “buzz” on Wren Island.
Hydrophones in the Salish Sea
In the Salish Sea, there are several hydrophones in place to help people listen in on our beloved whales. Wherever you are in the world, you can listen to our Pacific Northwest whales sing.
When a Fallen Tree Becomes a Gift
On a local forest trail, my neighbor met a lady who was heartbroken over a fallen cedar tree. My neighbor had always wanted to “have a go at” carving a totem pole.
How a Dog Can Live Forever
Our veterinarian listened to Rosie’s heart, noted an interesting-sounding murmur, and suggested Rosie be evaluated by a cardiologist. Then, the world shifted.
Reclaiming Rosie
Rescued from an abusive situation, Rosie is “a lot of dog.” Some days, it feels like we’re running an impromptu rehab program.
Books to Enjoy in Summer
All of the wonderful feelings of summer are intrinsically woven throughout the pages of these books.
Getting to Know Southern Resident Orcas
These endangered orcas are highly relational, live in close-knit family units, and have been observed showing signs of deep emotion.
Books to Enjoy in Winter
Ask a reader what her favorite book is, and you might see her gaze drift away to a place only she knows. So the books on this list must answer “yes” to the following questions: Do the main characters act in unexpectedly kind ways? Is there an element of fall or winter weather in at least one key scene? Can I read this book as a stand-alone novel, even if it’s part of a longer series? When I finish the story, do I feel like I’ve just been visited by dear friends?