Well, last night I wrote a blog entry and saved it as a draft to publish today, but when I went to publish, it was dated yesterday's date. So I guess today's will be written today! (Next time I'll write them ahead in notepad - or does someone know how to write posts in blogger and publish them at a later date?)
Anyway...today the forecast was an ice storm. That makes me jump for joy because it means I get to stay home and work on blogs, marketing, writing, etc. Hey, I even have leftovers in the refrigerator so I shouldn't have to spend too much time cooking. Couldn't get any better than that!
So let the storm blow and please let me stay in!
Writing from this Grandma's perspective. Designed to share thoughts about writing, about life and to promote our book, Aloha is Forever.
Showing posts with label writing a book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writing a book. Show all posts
Monday, January 5, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Grandma is a Writer
I've had in mind to start this Grandma is a Writer blog for some time now. So here we go. I never imagined I would be a grandmother before I got a book written...but at least I got it written together with my husband.
His mother talked for years about writing a book - The Torrey Story. But she didn't have the help of a computer. So we found multiple copies of page 1 of her manuscript. It was a good start, but only that. Now she suffers from Alzheimer's Disease and the book will never be written.
Makes me wonder how many other unwritten books there are. I'm sure each and every one of us has at least one book; one story to be told. And most will go unwritten.
Over the years from time to time I have kept a journal, maybe someday to be read by my children and grandchildren.
But you may ask what inspired the book my husband and I wrote. That will be the topic of my next post.
His mother talked for years about writing a book - The Torrey Story. But she didn't have the help of a computer. So we found multiple copies of page 1 of her manuscript. It was a good start, but only that. Now she suffers from Alzheimer's Disease and the book will never be written.
Makes me wonder how many other unwritten books there are. I'm sure each and every one of us has at least one book; one story to be told. And most will go unwritten.
Over the years from time to time I have kept a journal, maybe someday to be read by my children and grandchildren.
But you may ask what inspired the book my husband and I wrote. That will be the topic of my next post.
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