I had no idea that a coloring book would offer such peace and serenity during this turbulent time in our history. But it does. As addicted as I am to urging compassionate people to vote blue up and down the ballot in November (and before, wherever votes are cast), I have realized that […]
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If I can get the extended edition of LET NO DAYS DAWN THAT THE ANIMALS CANNOT SHARE published by August 1st, I can enter a Writer’s Market contest this year for a chance to win $10,000 (or lesser awards of $1K) and get additional publicity for it and a sticker to attach to copies of
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Jigsaw puzzles (online) and coloring books (in house) are relaxing pastimes for me. Lisa got me a Secret Garden coloring book several years ago for Christmas. I’m approaching the end of the ones I want to color in it, so I’ve ordered another one. It will arrive this afternoon. It has lots of cute
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It’s particularly fitting (although I didn’t plan it this way) that the final manuscript for my greatly expanded edition of LET NO DAY DAWN THAT THE ANIMALS CANNOT SHARE should be 100% ready for submission to KDP TODAY, which is Deaken’s birthdate. He was born on May 16th, 1979 and lived until September 11th, 1996.
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A fellow De enthusiast just sent me these ADORABLE photos based on images and stories from my book DeForest Kelley Up Close and Personal. I asked permission to share them, and he gave me this link to contact him for anyone who wants to. It’s a site in progress. Feel free to look him up
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I’m outta the weeds! No more depression. It happened more as a change of focus than as a change of circumstances. My mind is freed! Instead of fretting about the future of our country (which will or will not survive–but I won’t be responsible for its downfall if it fails, because I’m on
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Comparing the two POTUS candidates’ characters is like comparing apples to Agent Orange, but I’ll play, since someone on Facebook asserted that talking about the Biden-Harris administration’s accomplishments won’t interest anyone enough to get them to actually compare and contrast the very different policy aims of the two parties on their own. (If that assertion
The Midnight Library This is a novel about someone who is so miserable that she has decided to end her life. But after she overdoses to kill herself, he finds herself in a library filled with books, each of which contains her history from alternative lives she is living simultaneously in the multiverse. She
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Disclaimer: Image above is NOT of the raccoon I’ve seen recently. It was taken during a Point Defiance Five Mile Drive several years ago. Obviously people had been feeding it, despite the signs saying not to. There were raccoons every fifty feet or so, hanging by the road, waiting. Like something out of a horror
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Most us across the globe (at least in the developed world) have become device junkies. It’s interesting, isn’t it, that the more connected we become electronically, the more disconnected we feel personally. Our virtual connections are directly responsible for our general malaise and the rise in mental illness, especially among those who have