[quote=""Madeleine""]Ah that's sweet Brenna, hope Padfoot can be outside today too. We've had glorious weather over the last few days, and we were looking after a little spaniel until Saturday night so she spent most of her 3 days with us in the garden which she loved, although the local wildlife was a bit put out!
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He is at doggy daycare today, so he will get a good mixture of inside/outside time. The bonus is he will be exhausted when he comes home so I can enjoy some "me" time!
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I had a wonderful time last night meeting new people, getting a huge hug from SKP, and spending time with my momma! My mom and I had a long talk on the way up and way back from the book signing and it really gave me a new perspective on what is happening at my work. Do I really need these people's approval? Why am I giving them the power over me to make me feel really bad about myself? It totally changed my outlook for this morning! Hopefully, cross your fingers, I can hold on to it! Now, to read Lionheart!
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What a sweetie!
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Books are mirrors, you only see in them what you already have inside you ~ The Shadow of the Wind
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Right about now is the nine-year anniversary of me getting Sidney-pup, too. I don't know what day it was (busy year that year, and lots has happened since ...). Happy day to all the pup-heads ... and all the fuzzies and scalies we love.
Nothing specific to today, but since I last came to the fora, I got a request for revisions from Dream Agent, attended the James River Writers conference, got called FIRST for Pitchapalooza, met Jeff Sypeck, met LOTS of great authors and literati, and have had a generally amazing week or so ...
Oh, and I went to the fair, too. You can never have a miserable time with insanely adorable piglets, bunnies, goats, and moo-moo cows around.
Nothing specific to today, but since I last came to the fora, I got a request for revisions from Dream Agent, attended the James River Writers conference, got called FIRST for Pitchapalooza, met Jeff Sypeck, met LOTS of great authors and literati, and have had a generally amazing week or so ...
Oh, and I went to the fair, too. You can never have a miserable time with insanely adorable piglets, bunnies, goats, and moo-moo cows around.
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