Happy
Sunday morning everyone! Once again we've enjoyed a lovely fall weekend with
temps for the next week predicted to soar back into the eighties. It's perfect
fair weather, unlike previous years when our little fair was blessed with
multiple torrential downpours. I'm heading out later today to work my final
shift before everyone packs up and departs.
Why don’t mummies
take vacations?
They’re afraid to relax and unwind!
They’re afraid to relax and unwind!
Which
means I've got to get the words down this morning to make up for that lost time
this afternoon. The first project of the day is Mum's the Word, my Story Orgy Prompt.
That gets posted to the blog tomorrow. Then I owe the lovely Havan 1000 words
on our joint project, At the Heart of Christmas. And can you believe it?
Tomorrow is the 14th. That means on Tuesday I have to start work on the final
book in the Jack of Spades series with Pulp Friction. I'll tell you what, time
sure flies between Pulp Friction episodes!
Since
I finished the Walking Dead, and season five won't hit Netflix until the 27th,
I've been kind of scattered with the television viewing, but I have found some
real gems to occupy my time. For instance, we watched Sleepy Hollow with Johnny
Depp. I've always been a fan of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. I saw a version of
this movie when I was very young, and it was just the right amount of creepy
and scary and happily ever after to stay with an impressionable kid. The Johnny
Depp version, however much it may deviate from the Washington Irving version I
grew up loving, does justice to that original. It's creepy, haunting, slightly
gory, love story that raises all sorts of questions about science and magic and
myth and how they mingle. While the movie takes many liberties with the
original, it does raise the story from mere ghostly tale to something more. We enjoyed discussing how Ichabod turned to science to quell his broken heart
after the incidents of his childhood, and how it took both science and magic to
resolve the mystery of the headless horseman. If you haven't seen it, I highly
recommend Sleepy Hollow. (Interesting notes abut Sleepy Hollow HERE.)
Meanwhile,
there's still time to enter the gift card giveaway HERE to see a complete list of tour stops and find the raffle copter for the
giveaway. And one last thing… Take Time is on sale for $1 at Smashwords with Coupon Code: BL83X Expires: October
9, 2015. Pick up a copy today!
Yes, yes I should. Time
for some Petty. - *turns up the music* *sings off key* "said I dig you
baby but I got to keep movin'" Have
a great day everyone.
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