Quite the Life (and all in Times New Roman 10pt!)
Do you have children? Do they ask you for things? When they do, how do they behave? Begging Behavior is a well established concept in The Wild. Domestic animals, too, and especially those who live directly with us. Have a dog or cat or bird? Do they let you know their wants and needs? Part … Continue reading “Begging Behavior”
Musings Winners and Runners Up RoundTable 360° The Wounds We Carry — Sex, Gender, and the Art of Creation Diane Wallace’s Walking a Crooked Path: Pilgrimage of the Soul Greg Hickey Dictation Oddities Wilderness House Literary Review needs book reviewers Month Long Writers’ Workshop Save the (Pink) Hydra Zen Citizen Celebrate Women’s History Month with … Continue reading “A Twelfth of Carrabis (March 2025 Newsletter)”
Yes, everyone’s waking up from their winter slumbers. Including Fibonacci, our most recent skunkly visitor. Our association with Skunk started with Ferdinand and Larry. Recently our neighborhood has experienced a plethora of skunk. They let us know they’re about. Unfortunately, it’s often after the fact. Many of us have learned to be wary, to open … Continue reading “Sniffing Out Fibonacci”
We are Graced by Coyote. (Note the capital “G” above. No fool, I) This sprightly gent dines elegantly on an apple core I tossed into our yard. Opossum most often dine on fruits and veges we offer, and Opossum can be right persnickety when they’re dining. Coyote avoid them more often than not. Which tells … Continue reading “Sharing Apples and Peanut Butter”
A new guest arrived at Chez Carrabis a while back, an at-the-time unnamed skunk. We’ve had skunk before. And truth be told, they are a fun lot. Some say skunk are quick-tempered. Not so those who dine with us. Although we, like Raccoon, start cautiously. No need to be foolhardy. Mostly our visiting skunk stay … Continue reading “Cautious Dining”
