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THE DAY THE ANGELS BURNED
Last summer we shared some wildfire facts and preparatory information in our July blog post, in response to the Park fire, which burned across Butte and Tehama counties, burning over 670 sq miles of land in northern California. Just six months later, multiple fires swept across the Los Angeles area,
A CHARACTER MORE FAMOUS THAN HEIDI
For thousands of years, dogs worked alongside man. They mastered tasks essential to human survival and significantly assisted in our evolution. And we still depend on them today; as service dogs for those with mental and physical challenges, they continue to bring comfort and provide necessary capabilities to our daily
OLD DOGS LOVE NEW TRICKS
When pets come into our lives, it’s not long before they make their way into our hearts as well. And soon, they become a part of us in a way that makes us wonder what we would do without them. All too quickly, gray hairs appear sprinkled across muzzles and
DISPELLING THE MYTHS OF THE BLACK CAT
“A philosopher is a blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn’t there. A theologian is the man who finds it.” – H.L. Mencken For centuries, and across many cultures, black cats have represented the elusive unknown, gatekeepers of a knowledge just beyond our comprehension.
THE DAY THE RAIN CAME
PART 1: ASHEVILLE & APPALACHIA On Tuesday, September 24th, rain began to fall across the Blue Ridge Mountains. A slow moving front had settled over the area, fed by tropical moisture from a storm that was working its way inland from the Gulf of Mexico. That day, the storm was
THE PLIGHT OF THE POTCAKE
When we think of white sand beaches, crystal blue water and cotton candy sunsets, a picture of paradise appears in our minds. Just envisioning ourselves in places like this has gotten us through countless Zoom meetings and the last minutes of grueling workouts. But island life isn’t always the carefree,
