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  • family,  kids,  Mr Husband,  My World and Welcome to It,  Uncategorized

    Girls Gone Wild

    December 29, 2014 /

    I’ve been trying to get to work this morning. The key word is “trying.” I have been up since 5:30 a.m., doing laundry, making school lunches, getting a healthy-on-the-go breakfast ready for the girls, doing my nails and all the other myriad things moms have to do. I have makeup on one eye, hair gel on my fingers and am trying to do a last few things before running out the door to get to work early. My youngest throws her backpack over her shoulder and is heading through the living room toward the front door, toaster waffles in hand, when the little maple syrup cup spills on the carpet. Instead…

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    The Longest Night

    December 22, 2014
    On the beach, gray day, puggle dog close up, people crouched at water's edge in the distance.

    April Showers

    April 29, 2022

    Writer as Middle Child: It’s a Thing.

    January 12, 2015
  • family,  food,  gratitude,  Mr Husband,  Uncategorized,  Veronika Layne

    The Longest Night

    December 22, 2014 /

    I love Christmas. I love the smell of pine needles, cinnamon, cookies baking. I love bright lights on Christmas trees. Candles. Some Christmas music (some I hate, but that’s because it’s terrible music, not because it’s Christmas). We’re in that strange in-between era now when the kids are adults, but none has yet married. There are no grandbabies. So there’s no Santa. No cookies and a carrot left out. We still do stockings, but we also play Cards Against Humanities later in the day, and believe me, that is a game that will put you on the naughty list immediately. Sometimes we do Santa gifts (unwrapped) and sometimes not. It…

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    On the beach, gray day, puggle dog close up, people crouched at water's edge in the distance.

    April Showers

    April 29, 2022

    Writer as Middle Child: It’s a Thing.

    January 12, 2015
  • book biz,  Books,  Booktrope,  novel,  Veronika Layne

    Veronika is free today! Blog Hop Bonus!

    December 20, 2014 /

    Hey everyone! Welcome to the BONUS day of the blog hop! I’m really excited to be tagging along on all the fun and having my very own day. Are you ready for your free present? Today only (Saturday), my new release Veronika Layne Gets the Scoop, is FREE! You’re welcome, and enjoy.   Download Veronika Layne Gets the Scoop for free! Don’t forget to enter to win a $100 Amazon gift card: http://is.gd/Soe6ra Thanks for stopping by my blog, and enjoy Veronika Layne Gets the Scoop. Some of the other participating blogs are still giving out their free gifts, so if you missed any of the days, go hop through and…

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    October 22, 2014

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    May 9, 2014
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    On the Road: How 10 of My Readings Went Wrong

    December 15, 2014 /

    Ever feel like a schmuck? I have the cure. In no particular order, here are some exciting or dreary adventures that happened to me whilst on the road or giving local readings. Feel better about yourself immediately upon reading! The bookstore owner giving the reading got my name wrong, my genre wrong, and said the novel (Tongues of Angels) was self-published when it small-press-pubbed. I may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. (Read more about this memorable event here.) The Portland bar that was supposed to premiere the Rebel Girl cocktail for the Doris Diaries debut forgot and did not buy any of the ingredients. Disappointing,…

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    What I’ve learned: Publishing and the march of times

    February 23, 2014
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    Three Writing Lessons from Life

    December 8, 2014 /

    I’m in the midst of promoting one book and writing another, but, as is the way with life, other projects and adventures get in the way. And yet, they all lead back to writing, somehow. Take our grand-dog, for example. I’m not a dog person; I am most definitely a cat lady. But the more time I spend babysitting Peanut, who’s a puggle (pug and beagle mix — who looks like a boxer!), the more dog-person-y I become. I take him for walks, I chat with him, I use a special “Peanut voice” when in conversation with him, I make sure he has water and a snuggly place to sleep,…

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