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Block UserHi all!
I've opened a Cafe Press store for a few The Heart of a Fox themed items. Now you can get your own kitsune for yourselves. :)
Go here: www.cafepress.com/tisilwath
Enjoy!
Izzy
Heart of a Fox is now an E-book!
Friday, March 7, 2008, 02:28 PM [General]
Hi all!
The Heart of a Fox is now available as an e-book!
http://stores.lulu.com/isilwath
So all of you who were waiting, you can now get kitsune for only $7. :D
Enjoy!
Booksigning!
Tuesday, February 5, 2008, 04:55 PM [General]
BOOKSIGNING!
Hey everyone! I have a booksigning. I will be at Cool Beans Coffee & Tea
on Feb 17th from 2pm to 4pm as part of the First Annual Victorian Bellefonte Chinese New Year Celebration! Festivities are 1pm-5pm with a parade in the Garman Opera House at 4:15pm. All are welcome! I hope to see some of you there! :)
The Heart of a Fox is now available in hardback
Sunday, December 16, 2007, 12:39 PM [General]
The Heart of a Fox is now available as a hardback with a dust cover. I just got the proof copy today (on a Sunday!) and it is GORGEOUS. I started to cry. :)
See it here:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1595616
Be safe all.
Izzy
Trade paperback is still here:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1310320
Good Energies Please...
Sunday, December 9, 2007, 05:18 AM [General]
My poor 21 yr-old gelding injured himself somehow. Anyone who has horses knows that sometimes they hurt themselves out in the fields and you just don't know exactly what happened.
Last year he bowed a tendon in the right foreleg. Last week, all 4 of his legs began to swell up. The hind ones look a little better, but the forelegs are still swollen and sore. We think he may have been carrying on in the snow with some of the younger horses and slipped or strained himself on some ice.
We've tried wrapping them, then securing the wraps behind travelling boots, but my boy is so smart, he's figured out how to undo velcro, and he takes the wraps off. We've even tried turning the travelling boots around so that the velcro is facing the inside of his leg, but he *still* gets them off. My boy is too clever for his own good. ;) At this point we're keeping him in a small paddock with another old horse for company, giving him aspirin paste because too much Bute gives him a tummy ache, and treating the legs with absorbine. I'd like to do hydrotherapy on him like I did when he bowed the tendon, but it's way too cold for that. :(
Anyway, please send good thoughts/energy for his recovery.
Thank you and be safe.
