All value, all poetry, words to remember… CarleVernet – Mamluke with drawn sword The words written by W.G.Palgrave, in his book ‘Central and Eastern Arabia’, have NEVER left my mind in all the years I’ve been breeding Arabian horses and … Read More
So how determined are you? Yesterday I photographed a very determined Sulphur-crested Cockatoo outside our back door. The last of the morning bird seed was in a large dish designed for the smaller birds but this cockatoo decided it was … Read More
Sunday Quote of the week Piglet: “How do you spell love?” Pooh: “You don’t spell it you feel it.”
A most inspiring day Jan Hicks and Tracy Slattery with the travelling copy of ‘Tails’ On Saturday I had the most enjoyable and inspiring morning. I was invited to a local Biggest Morning Tea to support the Cancer foundation. Tracey … Read More
Dreams to ‘AWAKEN’… www.carmelrowley.com.au As I sit drafting book 3, I dream about what I’m reading. Everything is the same around here. But as I read, Jessikah is down at the creek with Dana discussing the future. They … Read More
Four things greater than all things are, – Women and Horses and Power and War. Rudyard Kipling “The Ballad of the King’s Jest”
Marvellous Memoir Workshop in Toowoomba held on Saturday the 21st April. www.carmelrowley.com.au Kathy Hoopmann and Carmel What a super Saturday! Thirteen writer’s gathered at the Toowoomba Library all geared up to attend a workshop on ‘Writing a Memoir’ given by the highly … Read More
Empathy begins with awareness We all know empathy begins with awareness of another person’s feelings. It would be easier to be aware of other people’s emotions if they would simply tell us how they felt. Simeon Stav (stallion) with his … Read More
WISH FOR A PONY- revisiting an old friend for the National Year of Reading. This weekend for the National Year of Reading, I experienced the thrill of revisiting an old friend! To explain, while searching my bookcase for another title I came … Read More
Sunday quote of the week: To succeed, jump as quickly at OPPORTUNITIES as you do at CONCLUSIONS. “Benjamin Franklin”