Loved this email I received and had to share. It's what the sender thought the world would look like if women made all of the decisions. My grandmother always used to say, "What's all this east and west stuff? Can't they just say I-10 Right or I-10 Left?" LOL. ;-)
What would you do if you controlled the world?
A dozen roses were brought to my door yesterday. They were from my husband. Imagine my surprise when I opened the card and discovered they were for the dog. It was Cowboy's 12th birthday and Greg sent one rose for every year of the dog's life. This is what the card said:
And thus, the negotiations began. I really wanted those roses. They were white, tinged with pink, and filled the room with a heavenly scent. Cowboy wanted breakfast in bed … my bed. That wasn't happening.
So I took him to the dog park. Played frisbee (which he loves because when I throw it one never knows which direction it will go). Then we went to the pet store. We walked up and down the aisles while I let him choose whichever treat he wanted. He chose SmartBones made with real peanut butter. After all, he's getting up in age and he said he wanted to be healthy and all.
Thing is, he wanted twelve of them--one for each rose. I told him that wasn't healthy. He insisted. Finally, we decided he could have twelve, but not in one sitting. The roses would last at least a week. Perhaps his peanut butter bones should, too.
Gotta love that man of mine, though. So adorable. *sigh* What's the most outrageous thing ever done for your pet?
Some authors plot their books and some can write by the seat of their pants! Find out which type I am and why both methods work!
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Find out the secret to conflict in fictional writing and what many new writers often forget in today's *2 Minute Tip for Aspiring Authors*!
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One thing most all writers have in common are rejection letters. Here are a few of mine.
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In today's 2 Minute Tip, find out what resources I use most when writing my books.
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Many of you wanted to know what inspired me to become a writer. Find out my inspiration and the events that led up to becoming a novelist in this weeks *All the Juicy DeeTales!*
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Some of you wanted to know more about a stereoscope the characters of *Maid to Match* saw at the mercantile. Learn how to use a stereoscope and get all the Juicy DeeTales!
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Every Tuesday I take questions from YOU and give you *All the Juicy DeeTales*! This week, one of you asked to meet our four-legged baby.
I was all too happy to comply, but during the filming, I discovered that Cowboy was camera shy. Just watch ...
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I love researching my historicals. Unfortunately, I can't include all the historical goodies I learned about without killing the pace of my story. Here's a tip on how to handle this dilemma.
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Some parts of my job are easier (or harder) than others. The easiest part for me is the editing process. Watch this 2-minute video to see what the hardest part is!
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Love you, Dad. You will be missed. xoxox
