LET’S BE CREATIVE – Carmel Rowley At some stage many of us are required to be creative. It comes easy to some and can be a laborious chore for others. Last year, while coping with family issues I found it difficult to … Read More
DECISIONS AND CHOICES Life is a continuing series of decisions and choices. For me, making good life choices keeps me in control of my own future. Everyday the results of good and bad choices are blasted from the TV, media, social … Read More
MY ADORABLE BUT ADAMANT ARABIAN MARE … by Carmel Rowley Sorsha at the fence yesterday July 7th 2016 very fluffy, very cute and very adamant! I love to blog about Arabian horses, not just because of their beauty but because … Read More
DIFFERENT CHOICES Stavs Sorsha straight Egyptian mare. A beloved personal choice. In life we have choices tempered and acted upon by our own specific circumstances. We can’t be forced into making a choice. Choices are usually made consciously to benefit … Read More
THE ARAB’S FAREWELL TO HIS HORSE by Carle Vernet What a couple of weeks it’s been! Some sad times associated with one of our dearest older mares, and not enough time to do a blog. Trying to keep up with … Read More
Bobby D Rowley (ghost-writer) agrees with Nathaniel Hawthorne who says “Easy reading is damn hard writing.”
Faint Echos of responsibility. I have blogged my story ‘Faint Echoes‘ before but for the ones who have not read my words or seen Jill Vanstone’s amazing painting here it is again for your enjoyment. “You cannot change what you … Read More
In the marketing loop. It’s never ending – once you have something to sell you’re in the loop to stay. Okay, I released “Winds of Time” seven months ago but the publicity of Winds and the other books in the … Read More
It’s true then – things do stay the same … It all began in 1940 with the vision of Daniel C. Gainey… photograph Johnny Johnson www.facebook.com/johnny.photos?fref=ts It’s a fascinating concept – time changes everything, but does it? The only thing that is ‘absolute’ … Read More
Common sense verses the consequences – words Carmel Rowley What prompted me to fictionalise my visit to the All Nations Cup in 2004? I remember sitting in the stands and watching some of the most embarrassing and dangerous behaviour that I had ever … Read More