Here is the final part (three) of the most recent fan fiction story. Enjoy! Father or Foe? Part Three . . . Abigail Hadley >

Is it Friday? Indeed not. But since I had a special request to hurry up and post part two, I gave in and posted it today, Tuesday. I could not post part two until I knew I would have a part three, and since Abigail sent part three on Monday, I can no...

A two-in-one fun Friday (although very late). I found a recent photo of Jessica (Andi) with their horse on Facebook, and thought, “How fun it would be to share a then-and-now photo.” When I first used Jessica as the Andi model, her family did not hav...

GIVEAWAY WINNER We are excited to announce that “T” (i.e. Victoria) is the random winner of Isabelle’s book, Endure, as a giveaway. For you disappointed ones who did not win, Isabelle is offfering a coupon code for 10% off on her book from her websit...

The day before the polar vortex in Texas . . . I’m feeding our two new baby goats — Sweet King (black and white) and Pumpkin. These are two of quints born almost a month ago from a goat breeding friend. The mama rejected these two but then later acce...

With all of the contest entries flooding your blog inboxes these days, today I posted two brand-new fan fiction stories (not contest entries). The first one is a clever alphabet story (you will know what I mean when you open it). The other story is a...

The first What Am I of 2025 is now available to read about at this link! Have fun and good luck! Circle C Newsletter January 2025 >

About the Author I.M.J. Wood has always loved stories and has been making up her own since before she could write them down herself. In high school, she seriously began pursuing writing as a career, and in 2024, she enrolled in the Author Conservator...

Well, whoops! I forgot to schedule this for Friday, so it’s a little late. Here are the final collection of entries from the recent Circle C writing contest. You can also read these stories on the Seasonal Entries Page > AGES 9-12 AGES 13-17

Peaches, a dwarf Nigerian goat, papered and fancy, kidded yesterday with three sweet little boys. One (the spotted one) is most likely already sold. He is gorgeous and will be a great buck someday for my niece, who will probably travel all the way fr...