I
write
about
my
life
because
I
have
a
story
to
tell.
We
all
have
a
story
to
tell.
We
all
chose
our
own
way
to
record
our
story
for
history.
As
an
author,
I
use
the
written
word.
An
artist
may
use
a
sculpture,
a
mechanic
~a
well-made
vehicle.
A
parent
will
fledge
a
human-being into the world to record her own story.
My
writing
is
often
based
on
my
experiences
as
a
dog
trainer.
I
have
found
that
most
anyone
can
have
a
dog.
When
a
new
client
arrives,
I
never
know
whether
she
is
the
CEO
of
a
large
company,
a
nurse,
an
accountant,
a
prison
guard
or
a
poet.
Everyone
loves
dogs.
Training
dogs
has
meant
that
I
also
instruct
their
owners
-
people
from
any
walk
of
life,
with
any
story
behind
why
they
think
their
dog
isn’t
behaving
well,
who
is
sabotaging
their
success,
why
the
dog
jumps
up,
snatches
food
or
runs
away.
My
stories
about
dogs
and
their
people
can
be
colorful,
charming,
touching
or
simply
peculiar.
They
are
worth
reading
because
there
is
an
element
of
joy
in
every
dog
that
must
not
be
denied.
I
consider
my
writing
to
be
authentic,
uncomplicated,
and
inspiring
narratives
on
being
alive
in
the
beautiful,
complex and extraordinary world that we all share.
Authentic
For over twenty years Tammie has lived in a rural setting on a working farm. She covets time in nature and enjoys all things natural. She believes that the truth is usually more interesting than fabrication and she applies that value to her writing.
UNCOMPLICATED
“Tammie has a way with
words that makes it seem
effortless to read and
understand her intentions.”
INSPIRING
“What is the point of writing if not to strive
to inspire?”
Whether I am creating a “how to” book or
sharing a personal, spiritual journey, there
still needs to be an element that inspires
the reader to say, “wow.”
Tammie Rogers
