Alex has been terrified of clowns forever. But he dressed up for one to go into the Santa Claus parade! Then he got home and saw himself in the mirror …
Photo: Alex, in clown makeup and costume, screaming at his reflection in the bathroom mirror. I think he actually scared himself when he first looked.
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I’m sure if I coloured a leaf this way in my colouring calendar, people would say no way can that be real …
Photo: My son, Alex, holding a real maple leaf that’s green at the base and bright red from half-way up to the tips.
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Sorry I forgot to post at the regular time. My son is visiting Florida right now. Been distracted …
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There’s no creature more alert than a dog when there’s potential food to be had.
Photo: My beagle-Basset hound cross, Winston, sitting on the kitchen floor, looking up at my hand, waiting for me to drop some food.
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Alex brought home an art project that hangs in the window like stained glass. His brother’s black cat enjoys sitting in the sun. Result: a pink cat.
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Okay, this is the last time you’re going to hear about this from me–unless I win! Please, if you haven’t already, go and vote for my books in the contest for the Paranormal Romance Guild Reviewers Choice Award. The Magician’s Soul has been nominated in the category ROMANCE/FANTASY/PARANORMAL/SUSPENSE/TIME TRAVEL/HISTORICAL/MAGICAL/WESTERN/NATIVE AMERICAN/GOTHIC
and the series, The Great Dagmaru, is in the category just below it.
I know I’m fortunate that despite their ages, all three of my sons still live in my house. Yes, two of them need 24/7 support, but I can’t see myself being near as content as I am if they were living elsewhere. And my eldest who supports me when I need it … I know he’s going to move away eventually, but for now I’m grateful.
Would I be better off with money instead of what I have?
No.
I don’t have many things. My furniture needs to be replaced, and my house needs redecorating.
Thank you, thank you, thank you so much to everyone who wished me a happy birthday today.
It was a lovely birthday, all said and done, thanks to Alex and his teacher at school.
He had his cooking exam last week, so he cooked me a wonderful dinner in class on Friday of roasted chicken and potatoes and vegetables, which he served to me tonight.
The cake he baked in class on Thursday, and yes, there was extremely sweet icing on the cake.
I’d say he passed his exam with flying colours!
I’m going to miss having him go to school next year, now that he’s aged out.
And the t-shirt he gave me! “World’s Best Mom” in his own handwriting. It made me cry.
Someone handed out advice in one of my editors’ groups today saying we shouldn’t correct anyone’s grammar unless we’re being paid to.
I said those are words I live by. Also, they’re words I live on.
(Get it?)
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