Archive for June 2007
Jun
25
Does she look like she’s ready to calm down any minute now?
I got a new contract for two more Silhouette Romantic Suspenses! 
Found out on Friday. Went to pick up 14 from football practice.
Me: “I sold two more books.”
14: “Okay.”
Me: “It’s a big deal. I’m excited.”
14: “You’ve sold a lot of books.”
Me: “I’m famous!”
14: “How come we’re not rich if you’re famous?”
Me: “Don’t get picky.”
(Free Book Friday winner: #17, Ellen! Email me!)
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Jun
22
Desdemona. :biggrin:
We gave away the other four kittens, so she has no friends. Her mama is busy hunting, and my other 496 cats find her far too immature for their sophisticated tastes.
So that makes me her new best friend.
She’s here.
She’s there.
She’s everywhere!
I’m supposed to WORK LIKE THIS? :eek:
She is awful cute, though, isn’t she? What’s your favorite excuse for not doing whatever you should be doing right now? Drop a comment, and a random commenter will be chosen on Monday to receive another one of the June Silhouette Romantic Suspense releases–A Serial Affair by Natalie Dunbar!
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Jun
21
…and it’s dry dry dry here. Showens Run, the creek on our farm, isn’t exactly running.
Progress report on the farm:
16 and two of his high school friends dug about 50 post holes in one afternoon. Another 4,398 and they’ll be all done! 
Meanwhile, there’s water line to be buried…..
…and culverts to be placed in the dry creekbed to build a bridge.
All this stuff is kinda boring, though. Where are my chickens?? 
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Jun
20
West Virginia’s Capitol Building in Charleston, viewed here from across the Kanawha River.
Today is State Day, West Virginia’s birthday, the day it (as my children like to say, ILLEGALLY) broke from Virginia and became a state during the Civil War. I was going to make a list of my favorite things about West Virginia, but then I remembered what a six-year-old who visited us at the farmhouse said recently when asked what her favorite thing was about West Virginia.
She said: “The people.”
Now if a place could get a better compliment than that, I don’t know what it is.
Happy Birthday, West Virginia.
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- At least they game you some notice! My kids show up for dinner and make announcements like “Oh…and she’s allergic to wheat”. That... - Jennifer June on A Very Vegan Day
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- On March 3 I planted heirloom tomato seeds and they have all sprouted. I also hope that the weather gets more springlike before they are... - Phyllis Ryan on Dreamin’ in the Color of Seeds
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- My “nibblers” are enclosed in a fenced-in yard. Ten of them. Assorted Buff Orpington, Australorp, RIR, light Brahma, and some I’m not quite... - NorthCountryGirl on Nibblers
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- I’ve started a flat with tomatoes, basil, parsley, catnip, and had room for some flower seeds. Would you believe the flower... - NorthCountryGirl on Dreamin’ in the Color of Seeds
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- I have my seeds all organized, too! And they’re all from last year (but I had to buy mine!). And lots of flowers this year — my... - Johanna on Dreamin’ in the Color of Seeds
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- Don’t those seed packets look enticing? I’ll be starting some seeds today. This spring-like weather makes the spirit soar,... - kerri on Dreamin’ in the Color of Seeds
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- Those green shoots must taste good to them I can’t wait to see green grass again. Our snow is melting but there’s still so much of it. We’ll... - kerri on Nibblers
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OH SPRING!! I started my seeds lastweek in a greenhouse in my... - Tracey In Paradise,Pa. on Dreamin’ in the Color of Seeds -
- Ahhh, green is good! - Julie on Nibblers
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