Review of SUSPECT by Robert Crais

Review of SUSPECT by Robert Crais

June 9, 2020Posted inBooks, Dogs, Fiction
With so many dog lovers and so many readers of crime novels, we find it strange that there aren't more K-9 mysteries out there. Why? Well, we were thrilled to find this one - SUSPECT by Robert Crais, which we originally found as an Audible daily deal, then loved…
DREAMCATCHER by Miya White

DREAMCATCHER by Miya White

June 9, 2020Posted inArt, Wild Animals
Yes, it's a wolf, not a wildcat, but we still love this new drawing we just bought at the Heard Museum's Student Art Show! It's called DREAMCATCHER and it's by 15-year-old Navajo student, Miya White. We're heading up to Yellowstone National Park for a wolf-watching expedition in early spring,…
Review of CAT AMONG THE PUMPKINS by Mandy Morton

Review of CAT AMONG THE PUMPKINS by Mandy Morton

June 9, 2020Posted inCats, Fiction
We've been reading a lot of cat cozies lately, and this is a quite original addition to our collection! The original "cat mysteries" - written by Lilian Jackson Braun and Rita Mae Brown - involved cats as sleuths themselves, at least to an extent. Braun's cats help their human…
Marble Vegan Wallet from EcoCork!

Marble Vegan Wallet from EcoCork!

June 9, 2020Posted inFashion
We were first introduced to this company, EcoCork, at a Green Festival in Los Angeles a few years ago. They had a booth and sponsored a really fun fashion show. Since then we've subscribed to their newsletters and followed them on social media. Based in Florida, they make these…
SIOUXIE LOVES WHITIE by Angela Babby

SIOUXIE LOVES WHITIE by Angela Babby

June 8, 2020Posted inUncategorized
"Siouxie Loves Whitie" by the Oglala Lakota artist Angela Babby. I found this beautiful painting at the Heard Museum's Indian Guild Fair and Market. When I have more money, I will buy a lot more of her work :)
FAMILY by John Balloue

FAMILY by John Balloue

June 8, 2020Posted inArt, Wild Animals
FAMILY by Cherokee artist John Balloue, which I bought at the Heard Museum's Indian Guild Fair and Market. We have great respect for wolves! We also love the faces etched into the mountains in the background.