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SAY A LITTLE PRAYER...


I'm tired. Sleep is once again eluding me and my schedule has been way out of control. So right now I feel like my body has been hit with a Mack truck and my mind is complete and total mush. I'm irritable, my mood is swinging from one extreme to the other, and despite it all I have this really great guy who keeps reminding me that I am much loved. Tired or not, I sure enough can't say that I don't have it good!!

My weekend has been completely dedicated to one thing and one thing only. The Stallions! As you may well know, the last two brothers each have a story coming in 2010. What you might not know is there is another Stallion "relative" who's on the agenda to find themselves some love!! That story line will be introduced in my May 2010 book Stallion Heat, which is brother Matthew's story. I can't spoil it but trust me you're going to be quite surprised. The manuscript has to be finished by February 1st so every waking moment has me giving them Stallions my complete and full attention. Say a little prayer for me that I make my deadline and that I do them Stallion boys justice.

All of this to say that I will be out of pocket for the next week. Posts will more than likely be few and far between unless something major suddenly moves my spirit. I will, however, be coming back with full steam.

Next week, Sunday, February 1, 2009, I'm kicking off Talking Walls, a new little something "extra" that I'm adding to my already brilliant blogging foray. I can't tell you much more than that but I promise it will be well worth you coming back to visit.

So, until the next time, don't do anything I wouldn't do and since that leaves the realm of possibilites wide open, have yourselves one heck of a good time!!!!!
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Anonymous said…
You can do it! Prayers are with you.
11:43 AM
Anonymous said…
The book about the litte engine said "I think I can, I think I can"
You have the prayers of many with you.
3:45 PM
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