Praise for Other People’s Pets
“I loved it, I want more! It was very entertaining with some laughs and a few tears.” — L. N.
“You have a wonderful writing style that draws your reader in and lets them share your experiences. Along the way you give us a gift by letting us see you in a candid and delightful way.” — G. G.
“I LOVED your book. I'm typing this from the kitchen island of a pet sitting gig. I relate so much to so many of the stories. It has been such a treat to follow along. I feel so seen. I hope you write more stories about your life.” — K. S.
“I so enjoyed reading your book. You have a wonderful way with words and what an interesting life you have had.” — J. W.
“We're loving the book, Chérie. Congratulations!” — J. C.
Why You Should Pay Attention To What You Hear
Inside of your ears are tiny, delicate fibers that help you hear. Exposure to loud noise can damage these fibers, as well as nerve cells in the cochlea that send sound signals to the brain. And that damage cannot be fixed, which is a very good reason to pay attention to what you hear.
Since You Are Not A Dog
When Pablo Casals — the great Spanish and Puerto Rican cellist — was in his 80s, he still practiced his cello 4 to 5 hours each day. When asked why, he famously replied, “I think I’m making progress.” Indeed, some oldsters use their later years to do astonishing things.
