Previously on Betsy’s Blog… Harry, Betsy’s Quest Guide, is afraid Betsy has become derailed in her Quest to be a successful indie author. This fear appears justified when he finds her lying in a slovenly heap in the temporal lobe of her brain, drowning her grief and sorrow in a sea of sugars, fats, and chemicals. He […]
Sugar-Coated
May 18, 2014 by 2 Comments
Previously on Betsy’s Blog… When Betsy loses two of her beloved cats within six weeks of each other due to cancer, Harry, Betsy’s Quest Guide, leaves her alone for a little while to grieve. However, when he returns to Betsy’s brain, he’s disturbed to find molecules of sugar and chemicals flying around everywhere and Betsy’s Muse […]
Derailed?
May 14, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Previously on Betsy’s Blog… Betsy and Harry, her Quest Guide, determined that the first step Betsy needs to take to become a successful indie author is to write more. They also discussed Betsy’s production schedule and decided Betsy would finish the first draft of her work in progress by May 11. Unfortunately, in the meantime Betsy […]
No Rush
March 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Sometimes I look at what I’ve done in my life as opposed to all of the things I still want to do. That’s almost always a mistake. It’s really easy for me to think I have accomplished very little. Then I judge myself and tell myself I should have gotten a lot more done […]
When Did I Lose Control?
November 28, 2012 by 7 Comments
As I wandered around the house this weekend, I kept wondering when I’d lost control. Where did the control go? When did control run giggling manically into the night? I was doing so well. And then…I wasn’t. If you are one of the hardy few who read this blog, you may have noticed the downward […]
Care And Feeding
August 22, 2012 by 2 Comments
Feed me, Seymore. Feed me all night long. Audrey II – Little Shop of Horrors I would like to share some things I’ve discovered over the past couple of weeks. A person needs to eat properly. A person needs to sleep enough hours. A person cannot live on coffee, no matter how hard […]
