Feeling better
Not only finding uprightness less of a strain, I’ve also managed to complete a YA crit that I’ve been working on for a couple weeks.
Now to consider where I was before that steamroller flattened me. Oh yeah. Revising. Sigh.
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Camping
Amazingly enough it is just as hot up in the mountains as it is down in the valley. The only thing that is colder is that the creek is colder than the lake. Quite a lot colder, being as it is glacier-fed (and not that far away!). However, when the air is somewhere around 40…
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Stalling?
Do you think I’m stalling? I’ve finally finished reading through what I have written thus far on *False Perceptions*. Instead of writing this post, I should start on chapter 21. Really, I should. There’s nearly an hour left in the working day. But apparently I can put it off yet until tomorrow. The story is…
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As promised…
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Looking back at 2008
In the spirit of entertainment, I revisited my goals for 2008. In summary, I hoped to: 1. Keep sending out Marks of Repentance (now renamed Majai’s Fury). After awhile, analyze whether the novel and/or the query package need another revision.2. Complete revision of Quest to be Queen, get it out to critters and hopefully into…
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Learning to YouTube!
Here’s a teensy clip of Dragon’s Mouth Spring in Yellowstone: This is the first time I ever used my camera to produce a video clip! And the second. Geysers lend themselves to it. I wish now I’d used the feature more!
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