We got Christmas started yesterday.
LIGHTS in the front of the house -- on my goals list on/off for years.
It FINALLY happened.
Nothing amazing, but colors lining the fence.
Plus a few other areas.
| Window in my office. |
| Unfinished back porch. |
| View from my office. |
| Little section of the fence. |
I need to figure out decor on the porch table too. That might not be this year. I have an idea and the search is on -- small business or thrifted. That's going to be a challenge, but can be fun too.
Maybe when I unpack Christmas decorations I'll find something as a place holder.
The rest of the day was nice too. We walked to coffee with Duke. Then another walk after decorating ... local shopping for a dog gift hubby needs, lunch outside at a local favorite, walk to the library. I love walking. I love local.
Speaking of books ....
I started the book from my hairdresser. First bit showed her writing inexperience. Over-the-top adjectives, overtly flowery descriptions -- but the writing is settling down.
The story line is questionable too -- it's early though. There's this tension that the protagonist (an author) has done this awful wrong to her family and herself -- she can't face them or talk to them. It might ruin her marriage and relationship with her children.
That was done quite well. I was hooked and interested -- until I found out the wrong.
She signed with a different publisher and her next book deals are for regular fiction, not Christian fiction.
She's too successful and famous.
Hmmmm ....
Again, hats off to Kathy for writing a book.
She's nailed a lot of things ... lots of successes already and I hope even more.
I'm bringing this up because I'll have to talk to her in detail about the book -- sitting in the hairdresser chair, one-on-one. I'm nervous about being genuine and complimenting enough. You can tell when compliments are politely hiding something.
Eeeek ... I want to like it and fingers so crossed that I do.
Anyway.
Kids are coming over for football after all ... baby on the mend. Both good and less good. I'm ALWAYS so happy to spend time with our grandson, but I have a big to-do list which will get pushed onto an already full week. And, I'm still under-the-weather.
An abrupt good-bye.
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Have a good one. Later gators.
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