Tammie Rogers
Inspired by Dogs & Nature
Category: Words
Information about writing, books I have published and those that I have in the works, and even my experience self-publishing.
Getting Stronger
Today, I did more than yesterday. Today, I lifted five pounds directly overhead with my left arm – fifteen times. Until today, I had only complete ten reps with the five pounder. With that same arm I moved a four pound weight from my…
Message #2 of Eight Minutes of Advice
This is Chapter Two of my book-in-process, Eight Minutes of Advice. If you have not read the the Prologue and Chapter One, click here. At the bottom of that post is a link back to this page. Message # 2 There is nothing to…
EIGHT MINUTES OF ADVICE
I have a half dozen writing projects waiting to be completed. One is especially well formatted for a blog. Each chapter is a stand-alone thought yet part of a greater collective – which is destined to become a book. I have decided to use…
Cheese-heads
It took courage and faith for my now husband Robert to come live with me in southern Wisconsin. It was a long, twelve hours away from his home in Joplin, Missouri. He didn’t know if the love would last. He didn’t have a job. …
Lessons My Dogs Have Taught Me
When choosing how to best populate this blog with valuable, interesting and uplifting information, I decided to look back into the old, dusty file folders on my computer. I found this gem. The messages below grew from the relationships I had with my first…
10 Most Common Mistakes Dog Owners Make – And How to Resolve Them!
When I decided to take a year to write my book SHAMARON – Dog Devoted, I realized that it would be impossible to completely unplug from prospective clients in search of a solution to their puppy problems. And so, I wrote this book first….
SHAMARON – Dog Devoted
“I felt like a bowling ball had been plunged into my stomach. There it was; my name and my dog’s name written next to a number one. Everything outside my body became insignificant. The prospect of this adversity occurring had never crossed my mind. How could I be so foolish?”
