At time of writing, the view from the (mobile) office window, was almost exactly like this, but sunnier.
The ALCS issue, now resolved thank goodness, has slightly overshadowed other posts on this blog. In case you missed the posts on other topics...
Glenda Young has written an encouraging guest post which I think will be of interest to anyone considering taking their writing in a new direction – or to anyone who'd like to win a signed copy of one of her books.
I recently posted links to five free to enter writing competitions.
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5 comments:
Yes, lots of good things to enjoy on your blog, especially with cake and a mug of good coffee. With that in mind, you deserve a reward so I'm attempting to send you a large gateau via this mysterious path of electrons. Fingers crossed that it arrives at your computer without too many bytes missing.
I also send good wishes - nowhere near as tasty but, at least, calorie free.
@ Bendywriter – Thanks. One of the twiddly chocolate bits was slightly knocked askew, but otherwise it's perfect. Great timing too as the kettle as just boiled!
Yes, there's always something useful to find on here and I do very much appreciate you taking the time to keep this blog running.
S
@Bubble - I agree. Patsy, you do a great job
Michael D
Although your pic isn't a typically summery one, and I am hoping for blue skies over the long, sandy beaches when I go on holiday to the north Antrim coast soon, I also love a more wintery seaside experience, with grey skies and crashing waves like these. I am reminded of the great John Hegley's affectionate line "I love English seaside towns, especially when they're shut". Best wishes with the blog.
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