March 2012 Blog Posts (18)

I was surprised and honored over the past two days to receive two fabulous reviews of Tales from readers around the world. I want to thank Nancy Kerr-Wilson of Ontario for taking the time to share with me about how Tales encouraged her to “talk” with a new lesson horse in her barn that was anxious over his recent move there. Her comments thrilled me. My mission is to help heal the human-animal bond, which happened that day in Ontario. Added thanks to Nancy for her review to…

The Centre for Disease Control has announced that autism is on the rise.  There’s a certain ominousness to this statement.  It’s as if autism is really bad for you, and will eventually do you in or do us in if we’re not careful.  Not fitting in; not conforming; not being normal whatever normal is, carries a stigma no question. Tell me, is our perspective of the world really that healthy or the only one with which to see and understand it?  Those with autistic…

My wonderful publicist, Carol Upton of Dream Aloud Promotions, has created a wonderful video of animal books for Spring. I am truly honored that Carol chose Tales of an Animal Communicator ~ Master Teachers to lead off this lovely collection of books. Please enjoy Carol’s video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEchmscjvJo&feature=g-upl&context=G22b8611AUAAAAAAAAAA

My March “Horse Tales & Teachers,” column, To Heal or Not to Heal – Part Two, has posted on StableWoman Gazette. Find out what happened to my courageous friend and teacher, Azillian. http://stablewomangazette.com/articles/to-heal-or-not-to-heal-part-two/

I just discovered that my interview for the Independent Author Network posted the day after my birthday, two weeks ago! I hope you agree it was worth the wait. Please enjoy it at: http://www.indieauthorsnetwork.com/2012/03/nancy-kaiser-ian-interview.html

I’ve just finished setting up plans for my trip back to N.J. in May. While I’m heading home to attend a old friend’s daughter’s wedding, I’m also…

Well, I’ve done it now – I’m in the midst of a campaign to have people “like” my writer page on Facebook.  It’s a slippery slope to say the least.  How not to offend by getting into someone’s space but at the same time letting them know that I am serious about moving my writing/speaking career forward.  Yes, I’m a publicist but I still have the same feelings as most of us do about self-promotion.  It can be awkward.  Luckily the pain of this awkwardness pales in…

Meander Scar won last year’s ‘Grace Award’ for women’s fiction and now I know why. This book was nothing short of wonderful. Author Lisa Lickel has crafted an unorthodox romance fraught with complications and intrigue that draws the reader in almost immediately and keeps you guessing right until the very last page.

Ann Ballard is an older woman caught in emotional limbo. Her husband went missing years earlier without a trace. He left behind a thriving business…

“Lord, Give Me Sales!”

Did I startle some of you with that title? In the Christian community, certainly within the church itself, we are accustomed to those words being a cry for souls, not sales. Is it okay to approach the Lord like that for something other than souls? Do sales matter to Him? Am I being sacrilegious in suggesting such a thing?

As far as the last question – yes – I am and I want to be “sacrilegious”, in the sense that the Lord Himself is. He is…

Heard from a friend this week that she’s going into the clown business, that is, into the business of “creating therapeutic  care via clowning”.  I immediately thought of Robin Williams as Patch Adams and smiled.  I like the movie a lot. And I love the fact that someone who may be on the point of retiring, is seeking out a new career helping kids and seniors when they are most vulnerable.   Bonni will make a great clown.  Red nose, anyone?…

Daily Bread

Bread is one of the most basic, universal, and essential foods. It has been called the “staff of life” from ancient times. On Israel’s 40 year trek through the desert wilderness they were sustained by manna, the “Bread of Angels”. Jesus and the disciples satisfied over 5,000 very hungry people with five loaves of bread and two fish. Bread is such a basic necessity that many people refer to their employment…

This weekend has been one of the first in a long time that my Saturday afternoon has been relaxing.  No deadline to meet; no meeting to go to; no trip to take; no necessary errand to run.  And as I write this, I take delight in knowing that tomorrow will bring more of the same – pockets of extended time where I rule.  Now that’s personal power!

Take care,…

Not only was I celebrating my birthday on March 8th, but also a fabulous new review of Tales of an Animal Communicator ~ Master Teachers. The review comes from a reader in Ontario, who I send my heartfelt thanks to. She shares how the lives and lessons of the stars of this book have helped her better understand the animals who have shared her life. It is so gratifying to know that the purpose behind what you write has been grasped. I was blushing as I read her comments and so…

Not only was I celebrating my birthday on March 8th, but also a fabulous new review of Tales of an Animal Communicator ~ Master Teachers. The review comes from a reader in Ontario, who I send my heartfelt thanks to. She shares how the lives and lessons of the stars of this book have helped her better understand the animals who have shared her life. It is so gratifying to know that the purpose behind what you write has been grasped. I was blushing as I read her comments and so…

The kinks finally got worked out of the video of my first-ever TV interview. I’m proud to share it with you. I’d like to thank Cherry Johnson and Mountain Television for making it such a positive and easy experience. You’ll find it first up on my Website for easy access.  http://nancykaiseranimalcommunicator.com/

I have two appearances in StableWoman Gazette recently. Meet a very special broodmare, Azillian, in my February column, To Heal or Not To Heal – Part One at: http://stablewomangazette.com/articles/to-heal-or-not-to-heal-part-one/page-1.html.

You will also find Carol Upton’s lovely review of Tales of an Animal Communicator ~ Master Teachers in…

Charlie Barrett and Barrett Communications, is stopping off at Pump Up Your Book on Day 1 of his virtual publicity tour with Pump Up Your Book!

Read his interview and win a FREE Kindle Fire at…

The Green Harvest

Hello fellow Mountain Taker. You have not heard from me in few weeks. I have not been travelling and out of touch, I have been waiting on the Lord. Because I am learning to live by the Life of Jesus in me, I am endeavoring to only speak/write when He says to do so and gives me what to say. The Lord has been speaking many things during this time, but not giving me anything to share with you. To tell you the truth this has been frustrating at times.…

Having just returned from a “down south” holiday to an iron-clad wintry grip on my home town, I was wondering how I could maintain the veneer of heat and sun.   I think I have found a solution – participating in hot yoga: hot flow yoga to be precise.  A recently opened centre near me offers these classes among others: I took it upon myself to discover whether the hot confines of a room could replicate the feel-good feelings of a sunny beach.  And you know what?  It…