Tag Archives: chores
2/11/13
Hmmm…just realized that I must take some time tomorrow and start getting ready for the convention this weekend. All this writing is fun and all, but I do still have other obligations. Speaking of writing–today I finished two short stories … Continue reading
2/7/13
Taking a chance and trying to blog from the regular computer tonight. Boy! Has it been a busy day. First of all, Newell woke up really early today, so I got up too. Made a pot of my Death Wish … Continue reading
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2/6/13
Well, darn. I didn’t get my goal done today. Mostly because Newell worked from home so that I could take the car over to get the lock changed out on the new door, because they forgot to switch them the … Continue reading
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2/5/13
So, my husband made me an interesting proposition this morning…see if I could get three hundred rejections this year. I really have to up my game! For one thing, he promised me a steak dinner if I get thirty in … Continue reading
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2/1/13
Today was about paying bills and the like. Aside from a trip to the store, not much else. We had to take the car into the shop to have the door replaced today. It’s going to take three days. *sigh* … Continue reading
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1/31/13
Well, I’ve made it a whole month posting every day. Woot! That’s something. I’ve also made it a whole month writing or revising something every day And a whole month counting calories and working on the weight. So, that’s all … Continue reading
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1/30/13
Today has been a hustling day! I had a lunch date with an old friend, and on the way, I went by the grocery store for cat food and to run my piggy bank through Coinstar. Got enough for the … Continue reading
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1/29/13
Some days, Newell asks me to go in with him just for the company — and to make sure he doesn’t fall asleep along the way. If I don’t have plans, I go…especially since my job makes it easy to … Continue reading
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1/28/13
If you are my friend on Facebook, you will have seen my lame writing for today. If you AREN’T my friend on Facebook…why aren’t you? 😉 But for those who aren’t, here’s the poem I wrote today: When Life … Continue reading
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Rie Sheridan Rose 
2/13/13
Today I strayed outside my comfort zone and between bouts of packing for the convention and Supernatural episodes submitted poems to markets I found on the Writer’s Market website that weren’t in the speculative fiction range. It was kind of … Continue reading →