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The Idles of March

Idleness, I mean. As in how can it be March and I haven’t blogged in weeks? Where did February go? :???:

Well, I finished the revisions on my second book in my new series (HIS BROTHER’S SECRET - 9/08) AND did the line edits a few days later — my new editor is amazing; I also completed the last proof of the book coming out in May — DADDY BY CONTRACT, and started the third book, newly named DADDY BY SURPRISE (1/09). Does that prove I haven’t been overly idle?

Oh, and I read and judged 7 Rita books! One was outstanding. I’ll tell you it’s title after the judging is done. I loved it and sincerely hope it makes the finals.

But, I’ve missed chatting with you, my friends, so I’m making up by posting some happy pics. The first, I’m calling “Turtle Joy”. We’ve lived in the country for eighteen years and this is the first turtle we’ve ever found. He just dropped by to say “Happy Spring,” I think. (I’m not fluent in turtle.)

He didn’t stick around long — had important turtle business elsewhere, but Miss M was thrilled to make his acquaintance. Oh, and by the way, notice the haircut. It’s already grown quite a bit, so you can imagine how short it was. Fortunately, she can pull off most any style with flair. (Or so her proud grandma thinks. ;-) )

The next shot was taken at a beach near Hearst Castle. There are several popular beaches for the migrating elephant seals. That’s what those sandy-colored log-like things are in the photo. :mrgreen: We couldn’t closer because they’re at a tricky stage where seal-pup abandonment is a problem if lookie-loos get too close and disturb them.

I’m going to try to post more often this month to make up for February. :roll: But there’s a lot to crowd into the next three weeks: DayLight Saving time change — ugh (why can’t we just pick one way and keep it there??!), St. Patrick’s Day, Easter — extremely early this year, my son’s birthday and my trip to NEW YORK CITY for Ninc (a writer’s group for published authors). See? I’m not completely idle. ;-)

Deb
PS: I’m also addicted to that other kind of Idol…as in American.

3 Responses to “The Idles of March”

  1. What cute granddaughters you have :smile: Hair does grow no matter how short it is as you found out :grin:

    I love the coast and Hearst Castle is a lovely spot. Have friends coming from Australia and told her she has to see Hearst Castle. I loved it and it’s been years ago.

    Have a great March with all those special days and do enjoy your trip to NYC

    by Barbs on March 8th, 2008 at 5:00 pm

  2. Hi Deb,
    Nice to have you back on the blog. Your granddaughters are precious - you are so lucky to have them near you. Pictures are great - love your name for the first one. New York, you lucky duck! I love New York and can’t wait to go back again to hit all the spots I missed the 1st and 2nd trips. Anxiously awaiting your May book. Take care. Hugs, Jackie P.S. I wouldn’t say that reading 7 books is exactly being “idle.”

    by Jackie on March 9th, 2008 at 9:41 am

  3. Jackie, I just dropped by your website — JAXIMAGES (link somewhere on this page) — and was most impressed. Gorgeous new stuff to mix with the gorgeous old stuff. Loved it all. Bought a gift for a friend. Won’t sya who in case she reads this. :mrgreen:

    Good work, my friend.

    Deb

    by Deb on March 9th, 2008 at 5:41 pm

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