You Should See This!
On March 25th, several of us met at Centerline View Farm in Moneta, VA. I've kept quiet about it until now, although I wanted to shout out to the world about the experience. Using self-control (which is hard for me), I waited until friend and animal communicator Karen Wrigley received a copy of the televised--yes, televised--session with Hal Hubener, host of the weekly "Cover to Cover" television show on BTW 21.
Hal, Griz, Karen, and Brian (camera man)
In this session, Karen and Hal spoke about how Karen started as an animal communicator, how communications are done, Karen's book Beyond Woofs and Whinnies (see my review of her book on my blog post dated February 15, 2010), and how the book was published.
Muffin loving on her horse Griz
I won't go into detail about the 30-minute interview because you need to see it for yourself. If you like animals and are curious about animal communications, you won't want to miss it. You can view it by clicking on Blue Ridge Regional Library. You want Episode 138.
Hal, Griz, Karen, and Brian (camera man)In this session, Karen and Hal spoke about how Karen started as an animal communicator, how communications are done, Karen's book Beyond Woofs and Whinnies (see my review of her book on my blog post dated February 15, 2010), and how the book was published.
Muffin loving on her horse GrizI won't go into detail about the 30-minute interview because you need to see it for yourself. If you like animals and are curious about animal communications, you won't want to miss it. You can view it by clicking on Blue Ridge Regional Library. You want Episode 138.
Labels: animal communications, Blue Ridge Regional Library, Cover to Cover, Hal Hubener, Karen Wrigley, Lippizaner horses
posted by Sally Roseveare | 9:34 AM
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The permalink for Karen's episode is http://blip.tv/file/3495848
Thanks, Becky. I had a lot of trouble even getting it to link up. But you know I'm technically challenged.
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