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By Anonymous
Happy Wednesday Everybody,

So, Tuesday I went for my yearly check up with the doc and she said I'm looking good. When the results come in I'll know more. I have to get blood taken, but she said just do it within the next couple of weeks. Definitely not my favorite way to spend part of my morning (getting poked) but, all part and parcel of trying to take care of oneself. (Now if I was more disciplined about getting enough sleep).

The Northwest Houston Chapter of The RWA (NWHRWA) is hosting their annual contest. For further information, click here. Best wishes to all who enter :-)

Editing Surreal has slowed down...not because I'm done, but because I'm currently needing to recharge my editing batteries. But I'm still working on it (just about every day).

I've started reading a paranormal series by Alyssa Day. It starts with Atlantis Rising. So far it's very good. Her website is awesome, by the way.

I'm gonna be reading another paranormal book called Real Vampires Have Curves by Gerry Bartlett. (The title just is clever and the synopsis sounded funny).

What's going on with all of you?

Have A Wonderful Wednesday!
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Marsha Sigman said…
Not a thing exciting! Writing/editing every day and waiting for a few responses.
Wednesday, 24 February, 2010
Anonymous said…
Marsha,

Au contraire, that is exciting! Best wishes :-)
Thursday, 25 February, 2010
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