We live out in the country, only 7 houses on about 2 miles stretch of road, and all around us are cornfields or wheat fields. Everyone has the usual kind of house, the usual yards, the usual everything…except for one.

Here’s the story. A man owned it and his wife died of cancer. He was grief-stricken and was riding one of his horses one day, was drunk, fell, and got caught somehow and was dragged to his death. It was days before anyone discovered his body.

We were told the grown kids moved in. And then the house was no longer like everyone elses. At first, I didn’t notice. And then one day, I saw trash piled up all over the front porch, the yard, the garage was filled with it. Despite that the house was way back off the road, it had become a hoarder’s house and was truly an eyesore.

Just the other day, I see a trailer filled with trash, and a small stuff mover, not sure what to call it, but it would lift all kinds of stuff, only it was mini-sized, most likely a rental. And I figured that the hoarders had left and someone was trying to clean out the house. Again, I drove by, and the trailer was gone, the occupants gone, the front door wide open, the garage door damaged and cocked, remaining up as much as it could be. And I wondered what happened?

Had they not paid their taxes? Gotten evicted? Someone reported them as a health hazard who lives next door to them? They died? What? And why would the whole place be left open like that? To air it out because they had died inside? I wish I had gotten pictures just for posterity sake, but I didn’t feel safe about doing something like that.

So I wonder what had happened. Some time I’ll ask my next door neighbor. He’s from Texas. He always has a story.

But here are a couple of pictures of my puppies that tell a story.

Here the puppies are playing. They have no clue I even exist. But as soon as I get my phone ready to take a picture, Max’s attention switches to me. Then Tanner has to see what Momma is up to. And as you can see, Tanner’s tail is a blur as he wags it at light speed. Do you know what happens next?

Forget playing with each other, Mommy’s stopped working on her stories and now she’s going to play with us!

Do you ever take pictures that tell a story?

I’m off to work on edits and writing and exercise. Yesterday, not only did I get my word count goal in and editing of 6 chapters of the other book, I walked over 7 miles, AND I managed to take pictures! And that makes it the best of days ever.

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SEAL Wolf Hunting

Yes!!! 5 Stars Great fun!
By Seanna Yeager on July 9, 2015
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Lori is not going to give Paul a chance, until he realizes that he is the leader of their pack and is needed at home. They are finally thrown together by a scheming grandmother’s plot to see her granddaughter settle down. They finally get together in this book, despite their situation. Plenty of suspense, heat and humor in this book. Great fun!

Have a super great Sunday!

Terry

“Giving new meaning to the term alpha male where fantasy is reality.”

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