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About me - Victoria Montgomery

Writing about myself is like writing about an old shoe. It's rather boring. I'd much rather write about someone or somthing else. But here's the basics anyway. I am happily married, have a house full of cats and family, and love to read and write. When I'm

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Food & Drink > Beef, Pork & Meat Recipes Recipes: Best ever meatloaf: 1 of 17
Meatloaf is to die for. My family adores a good meatloaf, especially paired with baked potatoes and sour cream. Unfortunately, there is such a thing as disgusting meatloaf but we won't discuss that here. Of course, my meatloaf is wonderful and so easy to make. Follow these simple steps and you too can create delicious, scrump... More..
Pets & Animals > Cat Psychology Do cats understand us?: 4 of 62
Do those sweet, fuzzy creatures known as cats understand us or or they just out to get us? I sometimes think that while they often understand us, they all have a secret desire to subjugate the human race. No, I'm not a cat hater. I do, in fact, have three fuzzballs of my very own and I love them dearly.The oldest is Bobby. Or... More..
Hobbies & Games > Kids Crafts Easter craft ideas for kids: 1 of 10
Easter Craft IdeasEaster is about springtime and renewed life so what better craft is there than to make baby chicks? The are cute and cuddly and young children are fascinated by these sweet, fuzzy creatures. Here are a few baby chick crafts for a fun-filled Easter.Baby chick in an eggThis is a simple craft guaranteed to deli... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Escape: 17 of 126
Escaping YouthA cacophony rings in my mindErupting like a chorus of angelsPounding out mournful, hollow hymns,Flapping timbres at my door.Blaring discord haunts me,Echoing through desolate tombsReeking of bitterness and folly,Chastising my blundering youth.Self-flagellation mocks my soul,Berating indifference murmurs,Fortune ... More..
Other Life necessities: 11 of 46
Survival. That's what defines life's true necessities. What does a person need to survive, to stay alive? Simply food, water, and shelter. We don't need TV, music, Nintendos, cell phones, Snickers bars, or even a house. Those things are nice but simply not necessary. Simple survival means sustenance, not pleasure and comfort.... More..
Health & Fitness > Aging & Longevity Should elderly patients be cared for by family members or by health care professionals?: 27 of 56
What is the number one question we should ask ourselves when considering the options for an elderly loved one? The answer is "what is best for them and the family". Both should be considered. Of course we know they should recieve medical care, but is it truly necessary for them to be in a care facility? Maybe they might benef... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Let him: 14 of 29
Let him, they said, walk tall, Alone, afraid of the shadows That fill his every thought. Let him succumb to a life of pain And give his all for strangers, Vile, earthly brethren that will Suck the life right out of him. Let him walk, tall and so alone, Afraid of the brightness That overwhelms his dark thoughts... More..
Hobbies & Games > Yarn & Needle Crafts Using ribbon embroidery to enhance your craft projects: 1 of 2
Do you think that needlework is complicated and unforgiving? I thought so too until I discovered the art of ribbon embroidery. It's a wonderful and simple way to make beautiful stitching projects that can be quick and easy depending on the project that you choose. The best part about ribbon embroidery is that it is so forgivi... More..
Pets & Animals > Ferrets Ferret health: Heliocobacter mustelae symptoms and treatments: 1 of 1
More curious than a cat and prone to scampering, dancing, and rolling, the ferret is a fun and often exhilarating pet to own. Ferrets are extremely playful animals and are sure to keep you entertained and delighted for hours on end. But just like any other animal, ferrets are also sometimes prone to diseases. Stress plays a ... More..
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Pets: 7 of 11
I cried for weeks. It seems kind of silly now. I mean, who cries over a cat dying. Well, that was me when my kitty Sugar kicked the bucket. I figured I would cry, at least a little bit. After all, she'd been with us for 12 years. And she was such a sweet cat, which was why we named her Sugar in the first place. But to cry for... More..