The Desert Rose
Brenda CordrayA newsletter written by a nature-loving, freewheeling, nomadic artist/wordsmith who is living the life while writing about it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 88 | Subscribers | Read | brendacordray.substack.com |
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Surprise Wrap-Around Visit: Poppy, Shirley, and the Tecumseh Area Historical Museum
I snuck up on him. He didn’t have a chance. Remembering that moment while writing this, I barely keep from spraying a mouth full of coffee across the room. Not because it was a funny moment, but because I recognized myself in his expression...
An Ode to the Big Ol' Girl: Losing Miss Layla Jean
We both noticed. Even with the care of the best vet either of us had ever met, and nearly two months of the road life that she so dearly loved, our Big Ol’ Girl was losing ground. Dan said it best when he said she was withering. The word st...
A Moment to Rest: Yard Surfing in the Mist in Leslie, Michigan
October is nearly over, and the Cordrays have traveled many miles in the past 45 days, the length of this most recent season of road life. As mentioned, I have been busy adding pictures and filling in words to describe them in the moments b...
Southeast Michigan: The One About the Wedding
Howdy, friends! Nope, we Cordrays haven’t fallen off the face of the earth but I need to start somewhere after a bit of radio silence. All is well, I assure you. Here is a picture of me and my dearest friend Diana, who came to see us when w...
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