Jeanne's comments (member since Jan 02, 2009)

Jeanne's comments from the Published Authors group.

Sonya,

'Hand-wringy', in regard to publishing/marketing/promoting is normal. I'm very much looking forward to your blog which will chronicle your experience in publishing.

Kathleen, how wonderful! You are offering real help for President Obama and our new administration. I hope that all of the presidential staff will buy copies, all government employees, too, as well as the rest of us. In addition to providing stories and information, books such as yours convey a clear message that the truth is eventually revealed.

Powerful stuff, Kathleen! Your books will answer so many of our questions, I can hardly decide which to read first.

Our country has so much work to do and so many needs.
A good dose of Truth seems like a great place to start. Thank you for writing these books!

I'm working on the long-term education problem. I recently read that my state of Washington is closing schools because we cannot afford them, but we are building big new jails. How sad and revealing is that?
-- Jeanne --

Hi Will,

Your mother sounds amazing -- have you written about her in your local histories or elsewhere?

Like Levi Strauss (Claude) she was preserving the Cultural Heritage with the (Levi Strauss) model. LOL!

Hi Will,

Your customer never thought to question that the mother of an . . . erm . . 'middle-aged' man would be a candidate for transgender surgery?? Thanks for the laugh, Will. A very funny story well told.

Hi again Will,
Since you like history, I will tell you that my Grandfather Warren and his siblings were orphaned and he was raised by Uncle Jim Crockett, a nephew of Davy Crockett. My mothers family goes back a long long time in Tennessee.
-- Jeanne --

Hi Will,

Thank you. I have ordered a copy of 'The Life and Times . . ." and I am very much looking forward to reading/using it.

You wrote that you live with 3 formerly feral cats. Did you succeed in taming them? My hat is off to you. I tried taming a feral cat once, but I did not succeed. However, I did succeed in luring it into a live trap and taking it to a farm where it now lives as a barn cat.
-- Jeanne --