EVER AFTER media
Howdy Campers! There is snow on the ground, ugly, hard snow that almost hurts to walk on, but a male robin was at my bird bath this morning, and the buds on the branches knocked down by last weeks ice show that buds are starting to swell. After last years unfortunately early spring followed by a bud-killing frost, I’m hoping it stays a little chilly for a while, but it would be nice to get rid of the snow. Also, the blue birds are still coming around for a drink, but it looks as if my yard had only about a weeks worth of food for them as they have again disappeared after clearing out the spruce, holly, and burning bush berries. Time to plant more bushes . . .
I’ve got a couple of media bits that I did while on tour that have finally been archived and made available. The first is just about nine minutes where I talk to Irene in Cincinnati at one of the NPR stations. http://cpa.ds.npr.org/wvxu/audio/2013/03/030313_KimHarrison.mp3
The second is longer, an audio of the Q&A I did at Tattered Cover. (This is me and just the roadies. Wow, there were a lot!) The audio is great on this, but it takes about 20 minutes, and there are NO EVER AFTER spoilers in it. 
Just scroll down a half page or so for the little arrow after the link. http://authorsontourlive.com/kim-harrison-podcasts-ever-after/
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A bluebird nest box would help you keep your bluebirds around..they tend to start setting up territories in March, and if you don't have any tree cavities or nesting boxes, you may not see them come around as much. If you have a nesting box set up near your yard, they may stick around and set up a territory :)
