I binged at Amazon.com this week. Oh, my. Did I ever. Books. CDs. DVDs. iPod’s 8G nano. A case. Lee Child (five of them — and I’ve never read him before; he better be good), Sasha White, Maria Giordano, Vikram Seth, and Brandilyn Collins for the books. The Kyle Eastwood … Continue reading →
I have a generic little story for PBW’s e-Book challenge. I’ve called it Beginnings, because this is the story of how Nikki and Jeff met. It’s important for little reasons. But it doesn’t seem important enough to grab anyone and compel them to read it — or, more importantly, to … Continue reading →
Happy Thanksgiving to my Canadian readers and friends.
Continue reading →I’ve designed a cover for my PBW e-Book challenge story. I found the slide picture at iStockphoto.
Continue reading →I finally took the plunge and imported Blogger posts from both blogs I had over there today. Polar Bear on the Loose is written by my character Inuit. Her posts are categorized under PBOTL — The Blog. Rantings and Ravings for Twilight has been imported and categorized under Twilight Notes. … Continue reading →
Oh, dear. I was writing along this morning and realized I needed to make a map. I have a fictional town, and I don’t know where everything is. I have a general idea, but now I need specifics. I know my real and on-line friends have resources for this. Off … Continue reading →
No. National Novel Writing Month is still thriving. In this case, the 2G iPod nano my hubby found on the ground last Thanksgiving is giving up the ghost. It’s stuck on the Apple screen and emitting a high-pitched sound. I hope the battery dies before it either explodes or bursts … Continue reading →
I found the recent comments plug-in. Now if I could just figure out exactly where to input my server name to keep my own trackbacks out, I’d have it made. I know it is ridiculously simple — I’ll play with it another time. Or better still, if I could learn … Continue reading →
I got up early this morning to help with the PIE Walk at the Montgomery Zoo. The walk’s purpose was muti-fold. The Partners in Education folks wanted to raise money as well as awareness for their organization. Also, the walk was supposed to be a fun way for families to … Continue reading →
Last night, I got in bed and started reading gods in Alabama by Joshilyn Jackson. I didn’t put it down until I’d finished it about 1:30 this morning. I have two regrets. First, that I had this in my TBR pile and took a couple months to get to it. … Continue reading →