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Wednesday, January 29, 2020

What's Up Wednesday

This week...

My Current WIP (Work in Progress): Due to a lot of appointments last week, I didn't get much accomplished. This week I'm going to work on refining my blurb for Honor Bound. It really needs work. 

Quote of the Week: "Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned." ~ Peter Marshall  I'm repeating the motivational quote from last week because it's a good reminder to take things step by step no matter how small those steps might be.

What I'm Reading: I finished "A Cup of Holiday Fear" by Ellie Alexander last night so I haven't started a new book yet.

Random Thoughts: We haven't had any snow to speak of lately. I'm hoping it continues that way. It'd be nice to have the remainder of the season have little to no snow going forward.

Random Photo of the Week: 

                         Mrs. Green loves to sit on my lap when I'm knitting or crocheting.
 


Wednesday, January 22, 2020

What's Up Wednesday

This week...

My Current WIP (Work in Progress): I received the comments from my beta readers. I went through them and made changes that needed to be made. This week I won't have much, if any, time to get any writing work done. I have appointments on 3 separate days and my mom has a doctor appointment on another day which pretty much kills my writing time for the week.

Quote of the Week: "Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned." ~ Peter Marshall

What I'm Reading: I'm still reading "The Blue Zones Solution: Eating and Living Like the World's Healthiest People" by Dan Buettner. I also started reading "Live and Let Pie" by Ellie Alexander over the weekend. 

Random Thoughts: My cat likes to go outside and sit on the porch even on the coldest winter days. I let come out on the porch with me for a few minutes and then I make him come inside. I don't want him to be out too long.

Random Photo of the Week:


                    You can tell it's cold when you cat crawls under the quilt on your bed.