Short Stories Over the years, I’ve written a number of short stories. Just little vignettes to get the scenes floating through my mine down on paper so I can concentrate on other things. You know, the important things like work and sleep. I’ve amassed quite …
Read MoreI survived
Last night was our editing group. I was a bit nervous because this was the first night the tables turned and I was to be edited by the writers I’ve been editing for PaperBox Books.
Read MoreMonday again
I have no voice and have to attend our editing group meeting. The good news is it’s my stuff we’re going over. So I won’t have to talk that much. The bad news is I won’t be able to defend my word choices unless I haul out some paper and a sharpie. (*makes a mental note to pack her sharpies*)
Read MoreColds and Thinking
I’ve been lucky this winter. I’ve dodged cold after cold and managed not to get sick. At least not completely. I still run through the symptoms, but they’re so mild, they can’t even be called a cold. Not really.
Read MorePlaying with video
I took my little Sony digital camera and recorded the impromptu choir that sang along with our national anthem as the medals were awarded. I don’t think there was a dry eye on the street.
Read MoreEditing
This seems to be what my entire world is made up of this week. I’d rather be writing, but I also want to have another book published, so the editing shall continue.
Read MoreAll a twitterin
In a good way. Actually I just finished reading “All a Twitter” by Tee Morris. It was very good. I’ve been watching some of the supposed ‘gurus’ of social media and find heis definitely one of the better ones. He seems to be the one …
Read MoreSpring is Sprung and all that
I spent the afternoon in my garden, digging soil and working my brain around a marketing plan and my ever-growing to do list. I figure if I had to think, this was a great way to let my mind percolate while doing something useful. I …
Read MoreThe best way to start a day
I love it when a problem that’s been plaguing me is solved with my first waking thought. I like it even better when I can remember that thought once I’m actually awake.
Read MoreOlympic fever and writing
Gone is the blase, laid-back, too cool to care vibe that Vancouver usually has. in it’s place is a genuine excitement and pride like I’ve never seen before.
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