Ask Alex returns! How do you keep on going? "With all the hits you have taken, all the injuries, and all the attempts on your life.….how
Alex the Fey talks... Identical male-female twins Readers have asked, wondered, emailed, chatted, tweeted questions for Alex. For the next couple months, Alexandra Hargreaves will guest post on this blog to answer
The dogs have the stomach flu, and I'm convinced it's my fault. This is a photo of Cassie (on the left) and Dottie (on the right) from about a year ago when they weren't throwing
Oh fuck it -- restarting this blog I stopped writing here at On a Limb in late 2016 when I received a missive from my eldest sister thanking me for writing this
My fellow Americans, we live in interesting times. Dear angry, confused, frightened, and betrayed feeling Americans, Can we talk? -----
Let there be peace! In 2006, I saw a blog post that stopped me dead in my tracks. Mimi Lenox talked about how, for one day, we could focus
Time to take a look at your passwords. Here's the best strategy: Let's go over passwords again. Since every single password manager has been hacked, your best bet is to create a memorable password for
Blog Blast for Peace, 2016 In my lifetime, I have known only peace. I've never had to live through "rockets red glare" as promised in the
The short story -- Claudia's back I have a lot to say here, but for now, the short story is going to have to do. On November 24, 1994, I was
Everyone was a witch in Salem, and no one was a witch. Thoughts derived from the Salem Witch Trials. I spent almost two years immersed in the Salem Witch Trials for my novel Suffer a Witch, in which the Salem Witches are immortal and
When the trolls come for you -- lessons from the Salem Witch Trials. Internet trolls suck (This post was originally posted at the MidwifeMidlifeproject in September, 2014) If you're a woman, and you interact on the
The day I saved a child's life, had a catastrophic injury, and became loathsome to my in-laws. I have a story to tell. It's my story --told from my perspective, of course -- about events that happened before and after
