Thursday, February 09, 2012

I don't live here

so I'm sure glad Kari Dell does and can get great photos!






When she's not sorting dead sheep, Kari writes cowgirl romance!

8 comments:

  1. On a lonely road in Montana, it was just the two-lane highway and the vast open spaces of my mind. Both were pretty barren and treacherous pieces of real estate...

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  2. True story: I actually wrote the text above BEFORE I read that it was in Montana!

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  3. Read her short story. Love the voice.

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  4. Loved the sheep post - you know she can't be making that up. :) Hilarious.

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  5. Beautiful photo. I love Kari. She's fantastic. :-)

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  6. I'm an east coast girl. One summer I went to Wyoming and Montana to the sounds of the Fab Four wanting to hold me hand. (In between country stations.)
    I fell in love with the mountains and swore that someday I would return. Sadly, not to be.
    The moon over the road to heaven has brought me to tears. Thank you Kari for taking me home.

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  7. Sigh . . . I so want to be on that road, chasing that moon. Dreams live in the big open spaces.

    Terri

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  8. If you look closely you'll see my heart somewhere in that picture. Someday we'll be reunited.

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