Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts

Monday, November 30, 2020

Meandering on Monday with Janet Lane Walters #BWLAuthor #MFRWAuthor #Reading #Writing #Thoughts #Stacy Abrams

 Meander 1 - Reading - Finished Serena Montgomery aka Stacy Abrams' romantic suspenses. Am looking forward the reading the new one and shocked myself for pre-ordering a really expensive Kindle version. She is such a great suspense writer and does sexual tension excellently, Have begun re-reading some Mary Jo Putney's Regency romances. I try not to read what I am writing and since that's contemporary reading other genres is good.

Meander 2 - Thoughts - Thanksgiving is over and had the usual phone calls. Lately this day hasn't been a family get-together. This year that's a really good thing with the virus plague running amok. The number of people who disregarded this and met in groups puzzles me. Is there a thought they are immune to this dreaded disease. In two weeks or so we'll know. What will people think when the death toll reaches a million before there's someone with sense to enter the picture?

Meander 3 - Writing is going slowly. There seems to be so many other things getting in the way that keep me from doing much writing but I do at least manage a page a day - about 300 words. Life should calm down soon and I can get with the program.



Thursday, November 26, 2015

Thursday - Happy Thanksgiving -- Wishes #MFRWauthor #wishes


A change in the usual postings today.  Wishing everyone who reads this a Happy Thanksgiving. I am wishing we all had things to be thankful. Maybe not large things but at least some small things. My wishes for today would be that all people could come together not as strangers, not as aliens but as people who want to reach out and understand the other. Peace would be a great thing to be thankful. The end of disease, poverty and hunger would be another to be thankful. We haven't achieved that yet. Maybe we never will but let's not stop trying and reaching out to each other with smiles and not angry words.