I’ve been consistently uncomfortable throughout writing Twilight with the TMI (too much information) Factor. The villain in this book uses sex as a weapon, but I really don’t want the book to be about sex. (If you’re looking for sex, it’ll still be there, but I’m striving for a “less … Continue reading →
A power outage in LA equals no Rantings and Ravings and no Mercury Ranch.org for at least two hours and ten minutes. The iPowerWeb support page did an excellent job of keeping me aprised of the situation; however, I thought they had backup power to keep all this stuff running … Continue reading →
I was perusing my Amazon Recommendations (read: procrastinating on Twilight Revisions) and came across a book titled, Never Eat Alone: And Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time. Contrary to my first thought, this is not yet another weight loss fad diet. It’s about being that gregarious person … Continue reading →
I post for the first time in several months, and within minutes, I get comment Spam. “Word” verification is turned on.
Continue reading →I pulled out “the next 20k” of Twilight revisions tonight and began typing in the changes I identified. In the first nine pages, I cut 50 words. I also noticed I use a lot of “some.” I’ll look for those little gems and begin eliminating them. I’d say that’s a … Continue reading →
No, you haven’t heard much from me since the Spurs won the Championship. It’s been too darn hot in Alabama, so I headed North. Way North. She seems to have been having trouble remembering to lock doors lately, so I had to come back to guard the house for Her … Continue reading →
I spoke to my brother tonight. His house is one mile inland from the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Pascagoula. He had 22 inches of water in his house. He has telephone, water, sewer, electric, and cable TV (but no internet yet) back in service. He didn’t have mud to shovel … Continue reading →
Got an email update from my dad. My brother is back in his home in Pascagoula. He returns to work on Tuesday (for cleanup operations, but it’s a paycheck). These two things alone make him more fortunate than many on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The bad news. While there doesn’t … Continue reading →
Hubby just returned from a weekend working at the ranch. He laid rocks in erosion areas to build up the road and cut down a tree that looked like it was dead so it wouldn’t block our entrance at an inopportune time (it was on the only easily accessible road … Continue reading →
After yet another freeze where I attempted to shutdown using keyboard commands, I decided I needed to be more proactive. Windows error reporting system has been useful at least twice now (I discounted it in the past, but they’ve expanded its capabilities that if it can identify a problem, it … Continue reading →