Same as last week. I hated to leave Matt Hilton's Dead Men's Dust at home but it's a hardcover and we were traveling light. Can't wait to get back to it. Have also not finished the two non-fiction books on writing. I suspect I won't finish any of these books until next week because I'll be at a writing retreat Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon (more about that tomorrow), and I also have a critique to do for my writer's group Monday evening.
Note to self and to blog/Twitter/Facebook/e-mail friends: The retreat is only for working on the novel. I will not, repeat not, be online between Friday afternoon and Sunday afternoon.
What I'm Thinking About:
Getting this post finished so I can go to bed. Tomorrow is another travel day and we need to get up very early. And I don't go anywhere until I've had my coffee.
This Week's Quote:
"The profession of book writing makes horse racing seem like a solid, stable business."
-------------------John Steinbeck (from brainyquotes.com)
A Recommended Blog:
mnmlist.com A blog about minimalism
I enjoyed the post called: Learn to love less
The Best Thing I Had to Eat This Week:
My daughter makes a simmered mixture of chickpeas, tomatoes, onions, garlic, and maybe some ingredients I don't remember at the moment (Herbes de Provence?) and then serves it over pasta (or sometimes rice). Delicious topped with fresh shaved Parmesan.
8 comments:
The dish sounds good. Have a safe trip home.
We're having a cool enough morning to think about cooking. That dish sounds yummy.
Oh my goodness....a blog that's even blanker than MY blog! Didn't know one existed. :) It looks like a cool site, though--thanks, Patricia.
Elizabeth
Mystery Writing is Murder
Nice potpouri post. That simmered dish sounds wonderful, GREAT quote (gonna tweet that one), and have a happy travelling day!
Marvin D Wilson
Right now a writing retreat with no online activity is what I really need! Hope it's productive for you.
Elspeth
Oh, that chickpea meal sounds great.
I'm hungry now. Enjoy the retreat. Here's hoping you write a lot.
Thanks to everyone who stopped in today while I was trying to grab another one of those flying naps. Didn't work so well this time. After I did the head-bobbing thing enough times to give myself whiplash, I read more in the book about writing killer historical mysteries to get myself in the mood (even though the book I'm writing is not a historical -- hysterical, maybe...).
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