July 5, 2020
Sunday, 5th July -- What a glorious day -- yesterday, the 4th -- had yummy Mexican at the Cantina, went for a drive along the beautiful coastline, did a bit of hiking, talked to family, even saw their mostly-smiling faces. Today -- it's a big hike and lots of basketball -- Yep, the 2018 play-offs for the Golden State Warriors -- hadn't seen most of the games since I was at the OBX, so it's all fresh and new and exciting.
Whatever you do today, do it with optimism and gratitude. You walk? You're grateful you're well and can walk. You see people who aren't doing well in your neighborhood -- speak to them, take them some brownies, be kind. Lift their spirits, let your up mood bring theirs up as well. But most of all today, you want to be happy you're smart and take the pandemic seriously -- many don't, and that is so incredibly sad and frankly, incomprehensible. When you're out in a story, make sure everyone around you has a mask on -- do not ever feel embarrassed or too intimidated to tell someone who will be in close proximity to you for even a couple of minutes -- put on your mask, please. If they're nasty, who cares? Get out of there, speak to the manager. The story out of Melbourne, Australia -- security guards playing cards with people in quarantine in a hotel -- the whole city is on major lockdown, thanks to those several people who were idiots.
Most important? It's Sunday, a day to sleep in and to do a lot of stretching before you have a nice Sunday walk. Don't forget - SBB.
Whatever you do today, do it with optimism and gratitude. You walk? You're grateful you're well and can walk. You see people who aren't doing well in your neighborhood -- speak to them, take them some brownies, be kind. Lift their spirits, let your up mood bring theirs up as well. But most of all today, you want to be happy you're smart and take the pandemic seriously -- many don't, and that is so incredibly sad and frankly, incomprehensible. When you're out in a story, make sure everyone around you has a mask on -- do not ever feel embarrassed or too intimidated to tell someone who will be in close proximity to you for even a couple of minutes -- put on your mask, please. If they're nasty, who cares? Get out of there, speak to the manager. The story out of Melbourne, Australia -- security guards playing cards with people in quarantine in a hotel -- the whole city is on major lockdown, thanks to those several people who were idiots.
Most important? It's Sunday, a day to sleep in and to do a lot of stretching before you have a nice Sunday walk. Don't forget - SBB.
Published on July 05, 2020 09:16
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I'm Baaaack!
Halloween's coming up fast, the day the zombies burst out of the ground and terrify the crap out of us, not to mention eat our candy and eat our brains.
Update on BOMBSHELL, the 17th FBI Thriller: I'
Halloween's coming up fast, the day the zombies burst out of the ground and terrify the crap out of us, not to mention eat our candy and eat our brains.
Update on BOMBSHELL, the 17th FBI Thriller: I'm nearly finished with the edit. The cover is very cool, explodes with eye-popping color. BOMBSHELL is set in Maestro, Va., (the setting of the 10th FBI thriller, POINT BLANK) and in Washington.
JEWEL OF THE LION (first thriller in A Brit in the FBI series partnered with J.T. Ellison). JEWEL moves fast and you don't know what's going to happen on the next page, and you're biting your toenails or a zombie's toenails. J.T. is an excellent plotter and that means when we brainstorm no plot gets left behind.
Alas, no kids want candy enough to crawl up our oxygen-deprived steep driveway, and the sad thing is, I still have a big bowl of candy, every year, but no one comes, not even the zombies with brain bags.
Take care, Catherine
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