Happy Mother’s Day!
I’ve seen Anita Renfroe in action–if you ever get the chance, jump at it! This is the routine she’s most famous for, but she has plenty of other comedic sketches and songs that resonate while you laugh.
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Riding the Wave
In case you’re interested in what is riding the edge of current Christian fiction, check out today’s post at Pat Loomis’ blog: The Cutting Edge: Celebration of New Christian Fiction. I gave you a heads’ up a few days ago that this carnival celebration was coming! She has links to nine different blogs of folks…
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Aargh
Thanks, Mar, for the loan of your muse. The only reason she’s helping me at all is because she heard there’s a polar bear on her tail, and she’s trying to stay ahead of it. I haven’t bothered to tell her that Inuit is (mostly) harmless, because I’m not perfectly sure that’s true, and because…
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AND…we’re off :)
After completing the store pricing yesterday, which I see I forgot to mention then, I was able to get a good start to *Marks of Repentance* today. I wrote online today, mostly with Mar when we both had time, and pulled Shann’s story from zero words to 3902. I am SO tired…but it feels good….
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whoosh goes the week
The amount of writing related things I have gotten done this week is pitiful. Between my guys finally hiring someone to fix up the exterior of the store, physio, customers, etc, I’m not much ahead of the game. The exterior fixup affects me because I’ve been nagging my guys for about the last three years…
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Outlining
It seems about as hard to gear DOWN from writing as it does to gear UP. I did a fair bit of store work today, I guess, but I couldn’t stay away from my story. Shann has become *Mark of Repentance* — we’ll see how long that lasts for a working title. I also tweaked…
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Congratulations!
Two gals whose blogs I frequent were Christy Award winners this past week. These awards are given out at the International Christian Retail Show for books published by Christian publishers. Deanne Gist won the award for Best Romance of 2005 for her novel A Bride Most Begrudging which I read last summer and thoroughly enjoyed….
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