I took a long weekend trip and managed to prove that I’m incapable of reading a map. I’m not sure what my problem is because one would think it would be easy to follow a grid and street signs. I was frequently lost, and the sad thing is, I was just in this city a [...]
Love that word. It basically means being clueless when it comes to Twitter, and I feel like that every once in a while. I just didn’t realize the depths of my twidiocy until recently.
I first saw the word Twidiot today on Susan Mallery’s twitters. She said she didn’t realize she was supposed to click on @SusanMallery on [...]
I’m over at Tote Bags ‘n’ Blogs talking about shoes. Do you think your footwear reveals something about your personality? Drop by and tell me what you think.
I’m over at Tote Bags ‘n’ Blogs today talking about crazy band names. Know of any? Drop by authorsoundrelations.blogspot.com and share!
Today I’m over at PlotMonkeys.com discussing how to write love scenes with confidence.
Mills & Boon have come out in protest against Virgin’s ban on public displays of affection in UK train stations.
“Romantic embraces and passionate kisses are a vital part of life and should never be discouraged. We don’t believe that you should restrict passion to certain times or areas. Lovers should be free to express their [...]
Today I’m over at Tote Bags ‘n’ Blogs. Please drop by if you get the chance!
When did “My Favorite Things” from The Sound of Music become a holiday song? Just wondering, because while it mentions snowflakes and sleigh bells, that’s about it. The song doesn’t make me think of the holidays. All it reminds me of is Julie Andrews dancing around in her nightgown, and let’s face it, that is just [...]
I attended the Emerald City Writers Conference over the weekend. The book signing was Saturday and Eileen Cook was my table buddy. She is a hoot! I don’t think I’ve ever had so much fun signing books.
Here we are during the event. (I swiped this pic from Christina Arbini’s blog. Visit her site for a fab recap of [...]
For the past few weeks I have driven by a quaint dairy store that sells milk and ice cream. On the sign they had a countdown for pumpkin ice cream.
When I first read that sign I thought, Ewww. Why ruin perfectly good ice cream?
But I was told that not only was this flavor eagerly anticipated [...]
