If you’re looking for a laugh to get your weekend off to a great start, today’s Bad Moon Rising post will surely do the trick. Guest author Meaghan Curley has some great answers to Teri’s questions, so be double sure to check them out!
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That was a fun one, Marcia. I love the sense of humor. Hope you’re doing well, my friend. Is your place/ life back to normal?
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Glad you enjoyed it, Diana. It made me laugh, too. I’m doing about the same, but still very hopeful that some down time will help me get closer to full recovery.
We have the majority of Ian’s debris cleaned up now. We do, however, still have a pretty barren backyard, which we had barely begun to replant after the damage from Hurricane Irma 5 years ago. We move slower these days, plus Irma destroyed a jam-packed, beautiful garden nearly 15 years in the making, so it takes time AND money to put it back to rights.
We’ll continue doing so, one slow step at a time, until it looks good again! And we will also continue to be grateful that our damage was minimal and mostly just cosmetic.
Hope all is well with you, too? 😀 ❤
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Glad to hear that the debris is cleaned up, though there’s work ahead. How sad to have to start over with your beautiful garden. I’m well. Just glued to my computer for a few more weeks and then I’ll dive into some writng again. I can’t wait. 🙂
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Looking forward to seeing what your creative mind comes up with next, Diana!
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I have an outline done. 🙂 But for me, that’s the hardest part.
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Then the rest should be easy-peasy! Good luck, my friend! 😀 ❤
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Well… maybe not quite “easy.” Ha ha. I hope you’re find a little time for Wake-Robin Ridge. 🙂
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I have a couple of chapters already done in the spinoff WRR series, Cole, Cole, & Dupree, but I also have 12 chapters done in the 4th Riverbend novel. I’d love to get them BOTH finished, but the CC&D novella would be quickest, so might start with that one. We’ll see. Need to remember that part of my R&R is supposed to include plenty of that first R. 😁
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There’s just never enough time, is there? I look forward to whatever you write, whenever you write it.
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