Kari Lee

Calling Me Home (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A cowboy living and working away from home often gets a longing in his heart to go back home to see his family. Sam hopes that someday he will find a wife to share his days. He also dreams of one day having a family of his own. Sam also has his adventures, troubles, and rewards along the way home. He learns through experience how to control his temper and explores his choices in life to make his world a better place. He learns how to determine the good people from the bad.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781514407349
• Artikelnr.: 52581833

Autorenporträt

I have lived on the farm all of my life. I have three older siblings. When I was a young child, I could see a horse from any direction. I always wanted a horse of my own. We moved a lot growing up. I always seemed to find horses wherever we went. I started riding at the age of five, but it was always someone else's horse. I didn't get my own horse until I was twelve years old, from a neighbor whose horses I broke. He offered me a three-year-old filly. She came from out of the West River mustang herd, the area my book is based on. The filly had a brand on her right hip, and she turned out to be a very nice horse. My mom even rode her, and she didn't ride horses! I always thought how a treat it would have been to live in the horse and buggy days. A life in the 1800s was much less complicated, and I would be able to live a simple life riding on my horse. To have rode my horse out in the wide-open spaces. When I was twenty years old, I began to oil paint. I enjoyed oil painting landscapes, wildlife, and animals. I had the chance to take an oil painting class with Bob Ross's son as the instructor. I had a wonderful time and learned so much from him. I went to Aberdeen, South Dakota, to the Stewart's School of Hair to become a beautician. I enjoyed working with hair and love to meet new people, and also because my sister went to Stewart's before me. I wanted to be like her. When my two oldest children were just starting school, I tested to receive my CSL to drive a school bus. That was a challenging adventure in my life. As time moved forward, I remarried; I found a wonderful farm boy. I took a class and became a certified nurse's assistant, working in a nursing home. We have four children, one boy and three girls. We have horses that we raise and sell registered quarter horse colts. When my two younger children started school, I went back to work in town for fourteen years. Now that I have my children grown up and on their own adventures, I am able to work on getting my manuscripts published.