Category: Leta’s Blog
Hanging Out With Matthew Wood
My herb teacher, mentor, and old friend Matthew Wood has been in town this past weekend to teach an advanced class in herbology. Matt is a well-known and gifted Western herbalist who has many published books under his belt as well as countless workshops and […]
Growing a Garden: Are 30 Leeks Worth It?
Everyone growing a garden probably has their own standard for measuring success. Mine is 30 leeks. Here they are. I picked these last few vestiges of last year’s vegetable garden 3 days ago and took this picture after they were washed and cleaned. So what […]
Dog Training: Who’s First Through The Door, You Or Your Dog? And Does It Really Matter?
In dog training does who goes first through the door really matter? Yes, it really does. But not for the reason you may think. At least according to Temple Grandin. Grandin, a professor at Colorado State University, has a PhD in animal science, has written […]
Animal Communication: Telepathic or Psychic Phenomenon?
Many people approach us animal communicators as if we can see the future. Read a crystal ball. Tell them if their animal is going to get well or not. Whoa! Wait a minute! Madame Zuzu we are not! No discredit to those who truly ARE […]
My Two Girls
I never thought I’d have a mare . . . much less mares in the plural. Why I thought that, I can’t tell you, except maybe for the fact that my geldings seemed so well-suited to me and my needs. I’ve had horses in my […]
Help for Those Winter ‘Blahs’! (Or: How to Stop Being a Couch Potato – Take Coenzyme Q10)
For many people winter is the season of depression, low energy, or what some people euphemistically refer to as “the blue meanies” or “the winter blahs.” In other words, they have succumbed to the couch potato syndrome. Ugh. We’ve all been there. Waking up to […]
Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May
I thought of that old prophetic adage this morning when I spied my precious cat, Lily, posed to take the best advantage of what little sun there was on the bottom corner of my bed. No matter how cold, on most winter mornings my bed […]
Please Consider Adopting an ‘Owner Surrender’
What is an ‘owner surrender’? You probably already know, but just in case: being classified as an ‘owner surrender’ is one of the most heartbreaking conditions an animal can find itself in. These are the dogs, cats, horses, birds, and other animals who have been […]
Horse Parasites Beware – We Are ONTO You!
If you own horses then you know what a constant concern keeping equine parasites under control can be. And unfortunately, according to the latest research, doing so is becoming even more of a challenge as the parasite population is quickly building up immunity to the […]
Animal Communication – What Do the Animals Say?
What do the animals tell us in an animal communication session? What is on their mind? Do they have the same issues we humans have? Do they even want to ‘talk’ at all? First of all, yes, 99.9% of our animals do want to talk […]
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