Award-winning author and podcast host Laurel McHargue shares stories about life–real and imagined–interviews fascinating people, and narrates short stories (some from her “Dark Ebb: Grim Tales” volume). Subscribe to her podcast “Alligator Preserves” wherever you get your podcasts.
Looking for alternatives to toilet paper (because the whole world has gone to shizzle and there’s no toilet pizzle left)? Here’s the link where I found some alternatives: The Urban Survival Site
Wondering about the perfect “alternative”? Exhibit A? Absolutely. Exhibit B? Not recommended. Don’t let their expressions fool you!
Lots of tips for what to do when you’re quarantined and/or have to maintain “social distancing”
Bonus fiction piece from a Chaffee County Writers Exchange virtual meeting this morning. My piece is called “Shriek of the Shield Maiden”
and . . . who wants my black suit?
Who’d like this black size 8 “Etcetera” suit? Contact me soon! These are from today’s closet culling!My half of the closet! My recording equipment hides among sound-absorbing stuff!End of my 10-minute scribbled piece: Shriek of the Shield MaidenI’m recording in my closet now!
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Hey! I recorded a “quickie” episode yesterday (Leap Day, February 29, 2020) with info about my upcoming new release and some tips on the novel Corona Virus. Hope you take a “quickie” listen!
Pre-order now for April 1 delivery!I’m recording in my closet now!
If you enjoy my podcast episodes, you might enjoy my books!
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Grace works on her pre-interview “magic paper” drawing!
Some might say that the Tour Divide would challenge the fittest among us. After all, this annual bicycling epic spans 2,745 miles between Banff, Canada and Antelope Wells, NM, right on the Mexican border. Some might even say that a person with Multiple Sclerosis would be a fool to attempt such a feat.
But not Grace Ragland. Having lived with M.S. since age ten (and she admits to being “50ish” now), she has yet to meet a challenge with an “I can’t.” When a friend mentioned trying this ultra-endurance event, Grace knew she had to challenge it. Spoiler alert: Grace is the first person with M.S. to complete The Tour Divide.
The mountains, the trail, the bike, the rider, and home! Get your own “magic paper” (your water painting disappears soon after you paint!) along with my books at Fire On The Mountain in Leadville!
*I offered the book title suggestion “Divide by One” to Grace and to Brent Goldstein, another TD finisher (I’ll interview him soon!).
Listen here, and see daily photos of Grace’s epic journey on her website:
Show Notes with Links:
Grace discusses the years before her diagnosis with “relapsing-remitting Multiple Sclerosis” and how she dealt with the news.
Her mother’s encouragement and advice
Personal physical challenges in the years before The Tour Divide
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