Connie Seraphine
Connie Seraphine is a Sycamore-area writer and poet.
Connie's poem "Little Lamb" was one of the six top winners in the WNIJ poetry contest "For Better or Verse" conducted in February 2016.
Her writings frequently appear on the blog, WritingSacred.org.
She and her husband John operate Heatherhope Farms, which they describe as "a 43-acre working sheep farm, training ground for working Border Collies and sheep herding demonstrations for groups from schools, retirement centers, and religious and social service institutions."
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The signs are all lining up, so Connie Seraphine is celebrating spring by fostering a healthier ecosystem. -
A storm, a dog, and long night. Connie Seraphine shares her tale. -
Connie Seraphine says we all may have been affected differently by COVID — but these experiences could help move humanity forward. -
Suffering, says Connie Seraphine, can bring about hope. -
Connie Seraphine is a big fan of The Golden Rule. Now she's taking it to the streets. -
It's that time of year when the dead are honored, showcased, and sometimes feared. But Connie Seraphine has a better idea. -
After a recent bout of COVID, Connie Seraphine lost her sense of smell. Now she's fighting to get it back using a technique called "Smell Retraining Therapy." -
The moon works its magic on Connie Seraphine during chore-time. -
Who's the smartest kid on the farm? Connie Seraphine appreciates the talents of her farm's youngest residents. -
Farm cats deserve love, too! Connie Seraphine blows up the myth of the cold, unfeeling feline.
