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January Newsletter Available!

ByLakota Grace

THE JANUARY NEWSLETTER IS HERE!

 

 

This year I will be sending out a regular monthly newsletter about the middle of the month, and I’ll post a note here when it is available.

In this January newsletter:

  • I give you a preview of what I’ll be working on in 2021,
  • Introduce my cat-critic Leaf, and
  • Share Ruby Mae Nettle’s (of BLOOD IN TAVASCI MARSH fame) favorite recipe for beaten biscuits.

Don’t miss it!

IF you are already a newsletter subscriber and haven’t gotten it, check your spam or promotions files. Outlook and Gmail are funny that way. Really, I’m one of the good guys! Tell your provider to add me to your “safe senders” list. 🙂

If you are NOT a subscriber, but would like to try the monthly newsletter, you can sign up below, or on the newsletter tab on this website.

Best wishes for a happy and satisfying 2021!!

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