Welcome back to Women Honoring the West! This month’s guest has a heart of gold. She lives in Wyoming and owns her own company that includes retreats for women. So, let’s get to it and meet Jayme H. Mansfield. “Never, ever fall in love with a bull calf.” Wise advice, but hard to follow, especially…
I’m thrilled to host my friend Debby Lee for this month’s “Indigenous Women Honoring the West.” She’s a member of the Yakima Nation in Central Washington State but lives on the “west side,” as we east siders of the state say. Wink. She’s kind, giving, and one hard-working woman. So, let’s get to it and…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! It’s my pleasure to introduce Tempe Javitz, a Western woman who hails from Southern California. She a creative not only with words but with photos, like her grandmother. Let’s meet Tempe! I grew up on a cattle ranch. What a childhood it was. My two older sisters monitored me…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! This month, Leslee Breene is my guest author. She’s a multi-talented, award-winning writer with a heart of gold. We’re going Q&A style this month, and I’m excited to introduce you to my amazing friend. So let’s get a move on! CP: What is your ranching background? LB: I’m…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! I met Rhonda Lomeli in Deadwood, South Dakota, while shopping for my black Western Buckaroo hat featured in my novel Broken Bondage, Book 2, Seven Tine Ranch Romance. We had so much fun. Thanks Rhonda for helping me pick it out! Let’s go ahead and meet this amazing lady…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! This month’s guest, Jane Little Botkin, hails from New Mexico, and boy does she have a story! But first, a quote from my review of her memoir, The Pink Dress, A Memoir of a Reluctant Beauty Queen. “This memoir enlivened me, angered me, and made me laugh and cheer for…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! I know, I know. Most of the women who guest blog are from Women Writing the West. It’s such an amazing writing organization with wonderful women! Kimberly Burns is no exception. She’s sweet, talented, gracious, and generous. So let’s get started and take a look at Kimberly’s story. I…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West. Women Writing the West is where I first met Ann Edall-Robson, a talented writer and a valued member of the group. Her first conference, when I was President, took place in the quaint and historic town of Walla Walla, Washington. Imagine her excitement. All that way from Canada, a…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West! I met Sarah Elisabeth Sawyer through a mutual friend a few years ago. One thing I’ve learned about this young woman is she is a literary force to be reckoned with. She’s creative, entrepreneurial, and oh, so sweet. I can’t wait for you to meet her. So let’s get…
Welcome to Women Honoring the West 2025! I’m thrilled to start the year with my Women Writing the West sister writer Josephine (Jeanie) Young. She’s filled with the Cowgirl Spirit, joy, smiles, and blesses everyone around her. Let’s giddy up and meet Josephine! What is the cowgirl spirit, and why am I in search of…
From my home to yours, may God bless you richly. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! In His grace, Carmen
I first met Butch at the Kettle Falls Historical Center in Kettle Falls, Washington. Soon after, I purchased a derby hat from her with Paint horses and Native décor on it. Yes, this lady did the artwork, and it’s fabulous. The next time I went in, I purchased a tote bag with the same themes….
This month’s Women Honoring the West guest comes from Texas. She’s sweet, hilarious, and one heck of a writer. Let’s meet Karen Witemeyer. When Carmen asked me to write a post for Women Honoring the West, I was delighted since I love the history of the Old West. However, I feel like I should first…
This month’s Women Honoring the West guest hails from the Pacific Northwest and is one of the best storytellers. She’s a go-getter, kind, and inspiring. Let’s meet Kit Morgan! Hi, Kit Morgan here! I don’t have a ranching background. But I did grow up in a little log cabin in the woods. I guess you…
KC LaCourse is a woman who honors the West through poetry and her online showcases, “Hearts of the West.” I met her through my book Lilian’s Legacy. She agreed to read and review for me and from there, a friendship was born. She’s a poet, a producer, and one heck of a woman. She’s been…
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