How to spend a snowy day...
Have a coffee klatch with other writers, chat writing and conferences, share ideas, and boost your inspiration for when you next sit at the computer to write.
Hug a child, and...
Thank God for little girls...
Hug a good dog.Share a pizza with a writer friend and her kids.
Do art work with two little girls. Hold a Webkin for the first time. Learn how these creatures help teach responsibility, among other things, to children.
My thanks to Carol Lynne for the coffee, a big hello to Marianne Stephens, author of Second Sight Dating, hugs to Jess, Delaney, and Riley. Mwah! I had a really good day.
posted by Bobbie (Sunny) Cole @ 1:05 PM
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Hugs to you, Sunny! The girls and I had an absolutely wonderful day with you and Jess. As a matter of fact, they asked me this evening when Jess can back over to play. LOL
You're a dear friend and one hell of a helpful mover. LOL
Blessings,
Carol Lynne
Ha - forgot about the furniture moving :)
I passed the message on to Jess - she loved it. Said if the girls want a wall mural or something special for their room, let her know.
Sounds good to me!
Here's the question... How do you get a snow day if you don't get snow??? ;o)
Snow or rain...here it's all rain. Ugh. Luckily my daughter has lots of homework so I can help out a bit.
And coffee - yes - tons of it!
*wave to Trace & Sam* :)
April (lol) - I suppose we don't need an excuse to do any of those things. Snow day just worked for me. - hehehe
My son always wanted me to home school him. Time goes quickly - I'll be lucky if I can do that with a grandchild even a little bit. *sigh*
Enjoy your day, ya'll. Trace, good to see you - hope you're well. It's almost 'baby time' for you.
Sam, I think of you so often, and I wonder what it's like in your neck of the woods. When I think of snow and France I think of the movie "American Dreamer" - corny movie about romance authors that I just adored back in the 80's - lol. LOVELY shots of Paris, and that fireplace scene at the end with the kids, reading, snowy window panes...*sigh*...
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