Gone to the Beach

So we’re all settled in and looking forward to a couple of carefree days. Have a great weekend!

So we’re all settled in and looking forward to a couple of carefree days. Have a great weekend!
So, I got an reply email from DH after I sent him to let him know I fixed a couple things on his website: “Shouldn’t you be writing? ;)” Doh. Caught procrastinating again. He knows how I get when a puzzle is put in front of me. To be honest, I have been running a…
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and that your holiday season is merry and bright! I’m going to be visiting with family for the next couple of weeks, and as you see today’s Regency Primer post wasn’t done in time and I might not get one next week, but they will…
It’s a crazy time at our house. We just spent the weekend camping with the Cub Scouts. We had mosquitoes galore, a missing piece of our grill (no fire! ok, we borrowed a stove from someone else), and a loud noisy pack across the road from us that decided to use their bullhorn and ring…
Life’s been crazy again with all the end of the school year stuff going on. The monsters are in school until June 12th, and you better believe I’m counting the days. Why does life always have to happen at once? Hrm. Seems while I wasn’t looking, I got tagged twice. Ok… catching up with those…
Regency Fiction Writers Annual Virtual Conference, themed “The Regency Re-Imagined: Crafting Stories of Mystery, Fantasy, Romance and Beyond,” will take place from July 30 to August 1, 2026, designed for writers focused on Regency fiction.
The event includes craft workshops, historical research sessions, and discussions tailored to the genre, providing an opportunity for networking with like-minded authors. With both live and recorded sessions, participants can engage flexibly. The conference also features community-oriented activities like the Annual Soirée and Silent Auction.
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… is a dangerous thing. Maybe this is what Andi and Bria were getting at when they asked if I thought too much craft info stuffed in my head was a bad thing<tm>. I admit I was pretty bored with the workshop on Saturday as the nuts and bolts were gone over. It’s a good…
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Border checkpoint? Then I’m guessing you went to Mexico? Hope it was a great long weekend. 🙂
Actually, we went north to Huntington Beach, Ca. And yes, 68 miles north of the US/Mexican border, they have a weigh station where the border patrol agents do a look-see into all northbound vehicles on the I-5 interstate. I guess they figure they get a second chance once people relax an hour past the border on their way up to LA.
It just cracks me up that at precisely 7:30 Friday night, they were off the clock and traffic suddenly started moving again.