There’s nothing more precious in this world than the birth of a baby. My second great-grand arrived with a bang last Wednesday (4/2).
There’s
no way to top that off, but here’s how the rest of last week went.
My book club, Chapter Chat, met last Monday night. I bragged up the book I
had read and found out that one of the members had seen my posting on it and
read it for herself. We both really loved it. Check out my review under the
Simon’s Book Treasures and Review tab above.
I
got an unexpected surprise on Friday. A friend, who is also my PA/editor, was passing
through town with her hubby and mom. They were heading back home to Florida
when they decided to come see the Leg Lamp (yes, THAT leg lamp), do a little shopping
in the boutiques, and grab lunch. It was so great to see Maria again. We both
decided that the last time we’d seen each other, even though we do talk on the
phone, was at RWA-Denver almost seven years ago.
My
youngest granddaughter, Miss M, spent the week with me as her dad (my son) was
working second shift and training a new assistant manager. So instead of
picking her up at 1:00 am, she just stayed overnight, and I took her to school
in the morning. Even though she’s old enough to stay by herself, she doesn’t
like being alone in the house for an extended time, especially at
night.
My
newest WIP is moving along. I’ve a little over 8,000 words to go now and will be starting
chapter 5 today. Means I only have 8 more chapters to write before the May 1st
editing deadline. Lots of coffee and late nights have arrived.
Just
when you think the heat in the house can be turned off for the rest of the
year, Mother Nature laughs in your face. Over the weekend, it was in the 30s
overnight, storms, and even some snow, making my 1950s-built brick house damp
and cold inside. Yep, you guessed it. The heat came back on. The 70s and 80s are
predicted as the week goes on so I’ll be able to turn it off and open those
windows back up!
Whew!
That was a lot of information for you today.
I
can never thank you enough for continuing to read these snippets into my life
as an author. I hope I haven’t bored you too much with them. 😊 After
all, others’ lives are never as glamorous as we may think.
May
your Kindle or bookshelf overflow with great books to read!
Maxine
2 comments:
I agree! Nothing like a new baby. Congrats on yours!
Wishing the entire family the best of luck and God's blessings.
PamT
Thank you, Pamela!
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