Don’t worry, it won’t be before December. I need to clear the mercuryranch.org domain for other things. I have decided it will move to the PolarBear60.org domain. I use that as my Twitter name, and I’m known as PolarBear in several places on the web, so I think it’s a … Continue reading →
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 →