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by Guest Blogger Cat Denison Hi, my name’s Cat, and I’d like to introduce you to a friend of mine, Sam Murphy. If you like reading about unusual adventures in the life of a woman with a special talent, you’ll love Sam. Never a dull moment when Sam is around, as she strolls, and sometimes blasts, through [...]

by Guest Blogger Kim O’Neill As a psychic, I’ve always found it a privilege to channel for clients who were eager to heal longstanding emotional and spiritual wounds through communicating with their angels and departed loved ones. It is a remarkable process to enter into a dialog with a deceased loved one with whom we still [...]

by Guest Blogger Kim O’Neill When our daughter, Megan, was born, she had a clogged tear duct in her left eye. As the months unfolded, it remained bright crimson and it continually drained. Because of her discomfort, she frequently rubbed it with her little fist, causing repeated bacterial infections. We had to use an antibacterial ointment that [...]

by Guest Blogger Kim O’Neill It took a natural disaster for me to finally understand the concept of being able to “bloom where I was planted” and value each moment of my life. We live eighty miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico. In September, 2008, Hurricane Ike was barreling toward the coast, and my angels told me that if [...]

by Guest Blogger Holly Lewitas I did not set out to rescue cats. It started when I moved to Alabama and the neighborhood had what they called a “cat problem.” There were a lot of stray cats. It did not take long to realize that none of them were neutered or spayed. Everyone wanted the [...]

by Guest Blogger Holly Lewitas If you have always had cats and now want a dog, you need to plan ahead. A dog’s natural instinct is to chase. A cat’s natural instinct is to stalk. Two different worlds. I recommend going to a shelter or animal rescue group that tests dogs to see their reaction to [...]

by Guest Blogger Holly Lewitas Maybe you have a desire to write but you don’t know if you are any good or not. The first question I would ask is why do want to write? For me I write because it is fun. When I sit down and start writing I am never sure what will happen. [...]

by Guest Blogger Charlie Mac The ultimate speculation. It’s quite probable Sundance did die in South America. There are few rumors and even fewer substantiated stories that he survived and lived a long life. But in Butch’s case—his sister aside—there are many stories that he lived until 1937. Given that Lula didn’t write her book until [...]

by Guest Blogger Charlie Mac The question should probably be did they ever jump off a cliff? Who knows. But given they apparently had no problem escaping posses, it’s not very likely. But it’s one of the best scenes in the movie. The question of whether or not Sundance could swim has never been answered. [...]

by Guest Blogger Charlie Mac Not until the movie. They were small time—minor leaguers compared to Jesse James, Billy the Kid, John Wesley Hardin, and others. The most famous characters in western lore came from an earlier time, mostly after the Civil War. Butch and Sundance existed when the west was becoming more civilized…relatively speaking. – [...]