RANCH & BORDER
Ranch life. Seasoned with Cowboy Poetry

Winter is the time when there is little more to do than chores, and occasionally stare at the southern sky, wishing for more light and sunsh

Self-publishing outlets were in the past viewed as career killers for authors. It may now be a reasonably good second choice...

How does one make that leap from starry-eyed wannabe’, to serious butt-in-the-chair-author with a published dream on book store shelves? Thi

There’s an expression in the investing world called, “talking your book.” It’s used for fund managers who try to convince clients that...

Returning back home from a writing holiday in Mexico was its own adventure, and now we are self-isolating on the ranch due to the Coronaviru

Though our costs and income levels may be different, there are striking similarities between Antonio’s situation and ours. Whether in Texas,

On the other side of a dirt track in the hill country of Guanajuato, Antonio, a local rancher is helping to build a stone wall. He also mana

David Griffith's Christmas Poem to help you enjoy the holidays.

In business, politics, or most any of our other struggles to succeed, there’s a common saying that, “it’s not what you know, but who you...

Ranches need horses—probably always will, in spite of the four wheel drive pickup and the more-than-handy quads. There are just some jobs...