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Monthly Archives: April 2010

Today is a lovely day…

because I get my hair done.  I don’t normally get excited about getting my hair done because it involves a lot of sitting around and waiting. But I’m bringing my writing notebook so I can keep busy instead of reading all the gossip mags. Although I may read one or two.  But I really wish … Continue reading »

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Sometimes …

I think I’m cool. Now, I know I’m getting up there in the years, I even found a few gray hairs yesterday and didn’t know what to think (except I’d like to get my roots done) but I think I’m cool. I wasn’t cool in high school. Or junior high. Or elementary school. At all. … Continue reading »

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I Should…

read my wordpress for dummies because I have no idea how to get a picture of my book on this webpage, or how to link it to on-line bookstores. Eek. And of course I ‘would’ take the time to do it, but then I’m not working on my book, nor am I planning my trip … Continue reading »

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a quick update

i woke up at 2am last night (this morning?) in a panic because we leave for Paris in 25 days and I have nothing planned. no idea what we’re doing once we get there. haven’t contacted a taxi service yet. nothing. and i’m writing today. at Starbucks. my bum  hurts. it’s too busy to move … Continue reading »

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I don’t know what it means, and I don’t care!

So I hopped onto Amazon.ca to see if my book was there yet. And it was. And for some reason it’s ranked #681. A friend said it was ranked #28 for tweens. But on Amazon.com, it’s ranked 1 071 907. And that makes me laugh. A lot. I have no idea what that means. But … Continue reading »

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