Glitches
My internet service was down all of today–real blog tomorrow.
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“Keep your ear to the ground” referred to the practice of plainsmen listening to the ground to hear hoof beats. It became the westerner’s warning to stay alert. | |||||||
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“Keep your ear to the ground” referred to the practice of plainsmen listening to the ground to hear hoof beats. It became the westerner’s warning to stay alert. | |||||||||||
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We’re still here. :>)
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Gadzooks!! NO internet???!!! I’m with Juanita…we’ll wait for you…
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LOVED “Big Sky Country” and “Big Sky Mountain” I had a feeling your next book would be about Boone and Tara, can’t wait to read it. I’m on a mission to real all your books over again for the 2nd time, but I started with the McKindricks, love that family and I’m enjoying them the second time around!!!!!!!!!!
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I love reading your books about the west. Merry Christmas and can’t wait until your next book.
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Sitting here in northern Iowa awaiting a BIG snow storm/blizzard…and looking forward to re-reading the first two BIG SKY books on my IPAD before jumping into the new one I bought early Tues. morning.
I envy you seeing the rodeo finals. We were there last year at the finals time, ( and saw LOTS of cowboys )for a family thing…next trip will be to see the rodeo finals!
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Two reminders about Big Sky River just came through my e-mail account and I found myself saying, “Yes, Linda. I bought the book last night and have started reading it.”
I wasn’t sure I would like Boone, but his redeeming qualities are emerging.