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Yesterday, we dropped the kids off for Sunday School and sneaked off to Manhattan Bagel where we drank coffee and talked about the merman. That my husband would voluntarily talk about my book for an hour must say something about how much he didn’t want to sit through adult Sunday School. We returned to take the kids to the worship service–sermon yesterday was about dressing modestly. I was feeling just fine since I was modestly covered from head to toe, then the preacher started talking about people dressing like the opposite sex. Eyeing my pants and long-sleeved shirt, I wondered if he was talking about me. But hey–my pants had a pink pinstripe and my shirt was pink. I was sure it couldn’t have been me. No man would ever wear this outfit. Anyway, just when I was thinking about what sexually titillating outfit I could wear next week JUST TO BE DIFFICULT, my husband passed me this note: I want you in a burka next Sunday. Then my daughter grabbed the note, and to make things worse (since I was already laughing) she announced (in her outside voice), WHAT IS A BURKA? just so EVERYONE could know that her disrespectful, hell-bound parents were making jokes about burkas. Maybe all would be forgiven if I actually got a burka…
Posted by Suzanne McMinn | PermalinkWas lost in the mysteries of Movable Type yesterday and didn’t announce this week’s winner of an autographed copy of Her Man to Remember. Ack! This week’s winner is Beth Reimer! Beth, click the email button on the left and send me your address!
And another autographed copy of HMTR will be given away this week, chosen randomly from commenters. So leave me some love.
Now–I want to shout out a big thank-you to everyone who pulled their hair out along with me until I saw the Movable Type light. Steph , Michelle , Vicki , and especially to the one who finally figured out what was wrong and solved it, Kacey !
And one more thing–my wonderful friend and fabulous Next author Mary has a new blog! Pay her a visit and welcome her to the dark side. :hehe:
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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....
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