Writer’s Warning Signs
Go have a look at these great Warning Signs. They’re funny, they’re print-out-able–and they’re just in time for Nano. You still here? Go look!
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Provincial Politics
I find politics mildly amusing. We had an election here in BC yesterday, and although we still have the same government we had before, it has changed drastically. A little education for the non-Canadians in our midst. If you want to start a political party in BC, you can. You can call it anything. You…
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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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Appreciate A Dragon Day
No guff. Google it! Rebecca Miller talked about how author Donita Paul created Appreciate A Dragon Day to promote literacy. And she wouldn’t mind if folks got more literate reading her books, of course. Here are many ways you can support Appreciate A Dragon Day using crafts or photography or baking a dragon cake. Hunt…
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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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The moral
There’s a moral to the story. (Isn’t there always?) The moral is: Don’t check your email first thing in the morning; it’s too easy to get distracted. And how! The day started with some Forward Motion business that needed taking care of. Yes, it could have waited until afternoon, but not once I knew it…
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ROAD TRIP!!!
Me? Excited? Not in the least! 😛 Hubby’s changed jobs a time or two too many to get significant vacation time this year, so I’m getting a week with my girls. Jen has been in our general neighborhood for the past week or so and has a summer co-op job that starts next week in…
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