Robin Tidwell's Blog, page 53
June 23, 2013
Movin' On
Reblogged from melinda clayton: Last night, I posted a blog on Goodreads letting any interested parties know that a week ago Monday, I asked my publisher to terminate contracts on all of my books. I think there's a vein running through my family, a need to be in charge of our own destinies. Maybe it […]
June 22, 2013
Today's handy website tip for do-it-yourselfers
Reblogged from 2 Rivers Communications & Design, LLC: Just came across this handy tip fromJarom Adair at Solopreneur Marketing. You know how most of us include a copyright line at the bottom of our websites with the current year (or a span of years from the date we originally entered content until today)? Well, of […]
June 21, 2013
Food for thought… from Rachel
Not every book is good. Not every story you’re going to read is going to be good. But everyone has a story worth telling. I personally believe that – that every person has a story. Everyone goes through different things, everyone has their own issues to handle, and everyone reacts to things differently. I always […]
June 20, 2013
Excerpt from RECYCLED III
Thought I’d just do a brief post today, with another teaser from RECYCLED: Before the sun rose, they had reached the safe house in Elmhurst. The four of them shared a cubicle in the basement, remodeled for the war that seemed to approaching more rapidly than they’d expected. Abby still didn’t seem quite herself, and […]
June 19, 2013
P.A.W.S. Book Launch
As you may have heard, RHP’s new fantasy novel is being released this Saturday! We’re having a party at All on the Same Page Bookstore, Creve Coeur, Missouri, from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Author Debbie Manber Kupfer will do a reading from P.A.W.S.at 1:30, and we’ll have refreshments and gift bags for the first fifteen people who […]
June 18, 2013
Flooding
No, the bookstore didn’t flood – but our house did! That’s why we closed early yesterday and will be opening late today: at noon. We have a creek in our front yard. We were told that it was a stormwater creek, that MSD had an easement to maintain it. Not that we’ve ever seen them […]
June 17, 2013
Prep Monday – Stuff
Remember George Carlin’s shtick about stuff? Can you say that last phrase three times fast? Today’s topic is stuff. What you have; where you keep it; what you need versus what you want. One of my writer friends, Annie Brewer, blogs and writes books about having stuff – and how to live with less. I […]
June 16, 2013
Hitting The Mother Load
Reblogged from rmactsc: As many of you know; ammo has been in either short supply or the prices have been jacked up to ridiculously high levels. So you can imagine my surprise when I walked into Cabelas today and there was just tons of boxes of .223 ammunition for $6.99 per box of 20 rounds. […]
June 15, 2013
A Room of One's Own
Reblogged from The Lone Writer: Shannon Yarbrough: Yesterday, with the weekend upon us again and our vacation drawing to a close, J and I did some shopping. I decided I wanted to redecorate the office with a nature theme. So off we went to Marshall's, TJ Maxx, Big Lots, and three different Tuesday Morning stores. […]
The Urban Gardener: Summer 2013 New Additions
Reblogged from The Lone Writer: Shannon Yarbrough: Well, we are quickly heading into summer. We haven't reached triple digits yet, but yesterday was the hottest day of the year thus far. And summer is when the lilies start blooming. We have several varieties including Day lilies, Tiger lilies, and my favorite Asiatic lilies. Unfortunately, the […]
