Monday Ramblings
A week ago because I’ve
been absent…
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I went to my 8-year-old granddaughter’s ballet/jazz/tap recital. She
did an awesome job. She’s so beautiful. Really she is. Her picture was on the
front page of our newspaper. She’s intelligent. Really she is. This little gal
is the puttering of my heart. Her spirit is as true, honest and pure as they
come.
I talked
with my former in-laws at the recital (who lost their home and nearly their
lives in the Leap Day Tornado). They are in their 80’s and doing well. They hope
to move into their new home shortly.
I spent Mother’s
Day with my mom and my daughter. My sister and daughter provided a delicious
meal and dessert. My dad was there too. Then my son dropped by my house later to
say hey. I feel very blessed.
Last week
was the last week of school. I’ll get a few days off then summer school will
start. Then vacation. Yay.
Last week I watched…
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The Help- Good movie but racism and oppression always
disturbs me. I don’t like either. I have no patience for people who think they
are better than another. Just saying.
Desperate Housewives-
The End? OH NO! The show was so goofy and yet they pulled me in and held me
hostage for a couple of years.
While I was absent this
happened…
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Clarissa Draper is
working on making her A-Z posts into a book. (Me too, my A-Z posts not Clarissa’s
into an e-Book.)
Tracy at My
Thoughtful Spot is releasing her book Life
Through the Eyes of a Hurricane as an e-Book.
What I am writing on…
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A little ole romance short story for my commitment
to Write 1 Sub 1
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A children’s story about a backyard adventure
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Rewriting the Grim Tales of the Ruralhood adding and changing some things and
finishing one that was continued. Speaking of the grim e-book, if anyone
would be interested in helping me as a critiquer or beta reader (gratis) for
the Grim Tales stories in the near future email me at tcoltrin AT gmail DOT com.
In case you didn’t read them during the A-Z April Challenge, the Grim Tales
are 26 short stories.
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And FINALLY a new post at The Ruralhood.
Questions for you: Anything
new and exciting in your life? Any children awesomeness? What are you writing
on? What are you reading? What are you doing for goodness sake?
JW
Comments
Your granddaughter sounds like a doll!
Good - delighted that you're turning your tales into an ebook, as too Clarissa ..
Happy Days - Hilary
Working on third and final book - at last! And playing lots of Diablo III. What can I say? I like slaying demons.
I love the layout of your blog. Nice job.
I love that you're putting your short stories in an e-book. They were awesome. Good luck.
I love 'The Help'...makes me want to stand up and cheer! glad to know that school is done and you can have some down time...and nope, you heard my 'newness' last week...pretty quiet this week!
Soybeans are in the ground...woohoo!!! The sorghum is bein' planted now. Calves need weanin' and cattle need sold. Grands are awesome and I'm told Camp Grandma may last ten days this year. (I never go over five but there's a mission trip for the parents.
Oh...and I killed a copperhead in the yard tonight. Ewwwwww! (I have a snake killin' system) Heeehehehe!
God bless ya sweet friend and have an awesome week! :o)
"the help" is one of my favourite movies of all time.
glad to hear you had such a great time.
have a great day, my dearest!
xx
Your granddaughter sounds like a sweetie-pie...