So many hats! So few heads!
I am a community builder, a writer, an editor, an avid gardener, an enthusiastic parent, a perpetual student, and the primary care giver for a rescued black Labrador/terrier mix (looks like Anubis, acts like a love-puppy) and an extroverted orange tabby tuxedo cat with ADD.
I participate in writers groups, gardening groups, and irreverent Bible studies.
I like tea, Turkish coffee, and very dark chocolate.
Other interests include crochet, reading, yoga, and tarot.
The Daily Compost 
Hey Lady I want to send you the Wild Woman Award,
http://tammyvitale.com/images/old/6a00d83451c5cc69e200e553abb64b8833-120wi.jpg for your wonderful blog! (I’m not a good enuf blogger to know how to do it yet!)
And if ya want it on your blog – which you might not.
If you do want it, I award it to ya! Please link it back to http://tammyvitale.com tho!
I accept, grinning with delight and blushing with gratitude. I’m not good enuf to know how to do it either, but now I’m REALLY motivated to figure it out! (I’ll tell you how when I do.)
Thank you! 🙂
Thanks for visiting my blog today. I’m loving reading yours. I’ll be back.
The Yukon Gold latkes were wonderful; I’m thinking about trying it with sweet potatoes next…
Thanks for the inspiration, and for stopping by!
I’ve got some bad news. Odds are good that I’ll be moving to Florida “sometime soon”, so I will need my movie back. Get back to me and let’s arrange something.
That IS bad news, at least as far as my anime watching goes! I hope it’s good news for you, though. I’ll send you an e-mail and we can coordinate the return of your DVDs.
Andrew Cole told me about your writers groups. Could you send me a link where I could learn more about when you meet and what is in involved? I have an idea for a book and would like to meet others who have the same goals…
Our next critique meeting is Wednesday 17 August. For complete schedule information, visit http://eaglecreekwg.wordpress.com. We’re also on Facebook: just search for Eagle Creek Writers Group. Hope to see you soon!
Jennifer, thanks for your comment on defending our work as writers. We work so hard on finding the right words, sentences, and paragraphs. Then we weave them together in a structured manner, hopefully for an interesting read.
I’ve visited your critique group once before. Enjoyed the group. Hope to visit again, soon.
Talk with you later,
Sherry/treehugger-peninhand.blogspot.com
Writing IS hard work, even for those to whom it seems to come easily. I like Stephen King’s suggestion that we should put our finished work in a drawer for at least six months before revising it or asking someone else to look at it. We’re sure to be invested in another project by that time, which allows us to be a bit more objective about the work and less sensitive (and reactive) to criticism.
Thanks for stopping by my blog, and I hope to see you at the writers group again one of these days!
“kat fud purrrrsun”
Love the way you spelled it…This little snippet is what made me want to visit your blog. *smiles* 🙂
I’m delighted that my lame approximation of cat speak tickled your fancy. Thank you so much for stopping by and for taking the time to comment. (As a fellow blogger, I know you appreciate how much I look forward to comments.) 🙂
In response to Brooke’s Sister’s nominating me for a Super Sweet Blogger award, I’m extending a nomination to you as well. You’re free to decline, of course. Or should you accept, there are five requirements. Either way, thanks for all the fine posts you’ve been sharing. Tootles!
1. Thank the Super Sweet Blogger who nominated you.
2. Answer 5 Super Sweet questions. (See below.)
3. Include the Super Sweet Blogging Award in your blog post. (It’s the cupcake illustration.)
4. Nominate a baker’s dozen (13) other deserving bloggers.
5. Notify your Super Sweet nominees on their blog.
FIVE SUPER SWEET QUESTIONS
1. Cookies or Cake? Both?
2. Chocolate or Vanilla?
3. Favorite Sweet Treat?
4. When Do You Crave Sweet Things the Most?
5. Sweet Nickname?
Here’s hoping you accept.
Many thanks for this nomination! I happily accept, and beg indulgence of a few days to fulfill my obligations — the kids’ summer camp schedule has left me rather backlogged, but I *will* catch up. 🙂