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Hey friends!
So…tomorrow is the big day.
Yeah…okay, sure it’s election night.
But I’m talking about—the Release Party for Wait for Me! (and, okay, I care very deeply for our country and its future, so before you come to the party, go vote. THEN, come and hang out with me!)
I’m sooooo excited for this book.Like,
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Bubby and I are peeking in to say hi.
I know. This cuteness has the ability to make me lose my brains.
Forget why I’m writing.
Which is…oh yeah.
THIS GUY.
Admittedly, not as cute as Bubby, but…he still has his high points.
Hey friends!
We had a wonderful time as a family celebrating 4th of July a couple of weeks ago. It always gets me thinking…about hot dogs, fireworks and watermelons! And, for we Americans, being grateful we live in a country where we’re free to share our opinions, and believe in the right for us to have them.
A New Perspective on Goal Setting
I don’t know about you, but by today, January 31st, I have usually obliterated all my New Years resolutions. Raise your hand if that’s you. Oh, we mean well, don’t we? Every year I spend a few days putting together the action plans of My Book Therapy and Susan May Warren Fiction –
“Around the same time, a man called John began to travel, preach and ritually wash people through baptism in the wilderness of Judea. John preached a stern but exciting message. Repent! For the kingdom of heaven is near.”
Matthew 3: 1-3, The Voice New Testament.
Our high school football season is over.
Our family is loud. We easily take over a Kobe japanese restaurant, the football stands, and even our campfires in our backyard seem to echo into the night. Rambunctious, funny, dramatic…we don’t run out of words.
However, as the kids have grown up,
I thought it might help aspiring writers to see a quick summary of the common mistakes I’m seeing as I look at entries and talk to authors looking to get published. So here they are, in no particular order.
Don;t forget that you can call the office for advise any time,
It’s 7:00 pm. I’m holed up in my office, tapping away at the computer, wrestling out a new scene. In this one, my hero and heroine are preparing dinner. Pad Thai. With noodles and shrimp, bean sprouts and eggs. I can nearly taste it.
Except, I can’t really because no one is in the kitchen at my house,
I love cooking shows, and I’ve always wanted to write a story about an everyday Iron Chef (hello, every mother out there who’s opened the fridge and said, “Huh, what can I make with a carrot, a hunk of cheese, two eggs, and a leftover pancake?”). Our family went to Hawaii last year, and the setting captured my heart—I knew I had to put a book there,
