I’ve been busy, okay?
I’ve neglected you and I’m sorry. I do have a good excuse though. I’ve had my nose to the grindstone doing all the behind the scenes stuff related to getting Joshua’s book, Cure, published. It’s...
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We are in final editing and getting ready to record
Josh made strides towards being a best seller this week. I’m really excited that we now have a full compliment of Advance Copy Readers signed up, I’ve just had a note from the lovely Carol who is designing the cover with a request to pull in a DC Comics feel for the cover. I’m beyond excited to see it!
Read MoreA new project
I can feel the enthusiasm bubble up through my chest and into my cheekbones. I rub my hands together and clasp them close to my beaming face. I burble and chirrup with excitement as I scribble notes about how I’m going to do it and what the steps will be.
Read MoreThe oncology meeting: the real truth about a cure for cancer
“Why don’t we just tell them the truth?” Asked the intern…
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The Handkerchief
“Hands, hands, handkerchief!” The woman demands in a Scottish accent. She’s standing next to the chocolate brown painted hand-rail at the top of the stairs and blocking the route down.
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Messing about in water
An honourable mention in this month’s writing challenge. The challenge was 250 words featuring something to do with water…
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Jane Pickard’s Bicycle
Jane Pickard lived down the road from me as a kid. Her Dad was the local plumber and they lived in...
Read MoreThe brother-in-law who got away
On Friday I heard the news that Ewan Moffet, Phil’s friend and ex-boyfriend had lost his battle with cancer.
For me, Ewan will always be the brother-in-law that got away. It’s not surprising then that my most vivid memory of him occurred when he wasn’t there in person.
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