This is a leftover from last week’s RevGalBlogPals Friday Five. We were challenged to name five unexpected things we are thankful for. In chronological order: Each of my children: Of course, it is expected that I am grateful for each of my three now adult children. Each one’s actual entry into my life was unexpected…
My niece Laura took this picture I quit. I quit trying to “win” NaNoWriMo. Winning would have meant writing 50,000 words of a so-called novel in the 30 days of November. I started off strong, believing that this was my “winning” year. As of a few days ago, I have put away NaNoWriMo writing…
Not my photo, although it seems very familiar. The Friday Five invitation at RevGalBlogPals talks about perks and privileges for which we are grateful. To quote kathrynzj over there: There are many perks in my life for which I give thanks and then there are some that make everything right in the world during the…
Some “rare” Texas mushrooms Words: The dawn of Day Four of NaNoWriMo and I have completed a tenth of the 30-day journey of 50,000 words with a current word count at 5163. As if the voices in my head are not sufficiently taunting and belittling, Laura Miller at Salon.com opines that NaNoWriMo is a (quote)…
Tidings of Comfort & Joy 