Red Tash's Blog, page 223
January 28, 2012
oldbookillustrations:
Ceiling pattern, "which repeats equally...
Ceiling pattern, "which repeats equally in all directions."
From Principles of decorative design, by Christopher Dresser, London, New York, 1873.
(Source: archive.org)
Birdy by Julia Sonmi Heglund
My darlings. How're you...
Birdy by Julia Sonmi Heglund
My darlings. How're you surviving this long, cold winter? Are you wearing it well?
After some thought, I think today is the deadline to sign up for my email list, before I make the big Valentine's Day present announcement.
It's something you can share with a friend, or keep for yourself. And I'm fairly sure you'll like it, if you like this here bloggy blog.
So, email me at RedTashBooks at Gmail dot com, and put "email list" in the subject line of your email. I'm going to send my monthly email update to my super secret email list, and it'll have the details of this Valentine's Day treat. I guarantee you will like it AT LEAST as much as a head full of multi-color birds, or your money back!
Thinking of you,
Auntie Red
January 27, 2012
My darlings, are you ready for a lovefest? Feb. 14th is the big...
My darlings, are you ready for a lovefest? Feb. 14th is the big day, you know. And I'm going to make life sweeter for you and someone you care for. How? Sign up for my email list and you'll find out how, because I'll be emailing VERY soon with all the sweet details.
Just email me the phrase "email list" to RedTashBooks (at) gmail (dot) com, and you'll be in on the fun. You'll also be first to know all my inside news. I send an email about once a month to a handful of people, and I don't spam, because I hate that kind of thing, myself. Believe me, the first thing I do each day is delete about 50 spam mails from my inbox, EVERY day. I have no desire to be that kind of email, to you!
So, slip into something comfortable, prop yourself up with those lacy heart-shaped "pillars," as they say here in Southern Indiana, and I'll be right with you, m'dear.
Martha Vickers
Why did I think I could read through Troll Or Derby in a week? ...
Why did I think I could read through Troll Or Derby in a week? I'm changing so much as I go—just little things, tightening it up, but, still. That takes time. I have to remind myself this is a GOOD thing. My betas will thank me. I'm not failing anyone here. I was just silly for thinking I could do all this work SO rapidly. Perhaps "optimistic" is a kinder word than "silly," but regardless, I need to get over it. Pushing on…
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