I’m still working on laying out plans for the NaNo novel — the category romance. I’ve placed the other novel in the background and will begin looking at it. Hubby and I are pondering some changes in the household — good ones, don’t worry. You may or may not hear … Continue reading →
While in San Antonio, I fired up QuickPlot on the laptop (WinXP, so no Scrivener). After doing the story arc math from Jennifer Crusie’s RWA Handout posted over at Argh Ink and plugging it in, I began transferring my notes I’d printed from Scrivener before leaving Central Texas. The first … Continue reading →
We ran a yard sale today (garage sale, tag sale, whatever you call them in your neck of the woods). I didn’t meet the deadline to get an ad in the paper, so we put out two signs this morning after we were set up (one at a strategic corner … Continue reading →
Alison Kent has a new release coming out, and I was lucky enough to snag an author’s copy from her. It’s her latest Harlequin Blaze release, One Good Man. I think this is either my first or second Harlequin Blaze, so I’m not considered a slam dunk to buy this … Continue reading →
This is SO true!
Continue reading →I was going to show you the unwrapping of the Art-O-Matic package, but I’m currently flummoxed by iPhoto. There must be a way to reduce photos in size to make them easier to post, but I haven’t found it yet. So, the unveiling of the package will be posted, but … Continue reading →
I’ve been struggling with Twilight revisions, so I’m going to set it aside for now. I’ve reached the point where I feel as if it just needs to die, and that’s not a positive position to be working from. So looking at fresh ideas seems a better use of my … Continue reading →
Row 2 Seat 4 quotes President Obama during his Colorado Stump Stop for Health care as saying, “I just lost my grandmother last year. I know what its like to watch somebody you love who’s ageing (sic), deteriorate and have to struggle with that,” said Obama. “So the notion that … Continue reading →
Color the Sidewalk for Me by Brandilyn Collins is not a new publication (2002). It is new to me. I fell in love with her Kanner Lake series — which, I believe, spawned the aptly descriptive term “Seatbelt Suspense.” Color the Sidewalk for Me is the second in the Bradleyville … Continue reading →
It seems protests are patriotic when it’s against Bush policies, but when the shoe is on the other foot? Well, just sit down, shut up, and get out of the way. “Important Stuff” says it pretty well, so go check him out. He’s got it right about conservatives not doing … Continue reading →