I was gone, and now I’m back, but I’m leaving again

It’s hard to resist Mom and Dad when they say, “Come on down to Palm Springs and then join us in Las Vegas.” What’s a girl to do but pack a few things, grab the laptop, pat the beagle on the head with warnings of not emptying the tequila bottle, and bug out the door.

And now I’m home. But I’m leaving again for the lovely climes of Orlando, Florida and seeing the the wonderful folks at the Florida Writer’s Conference. So I thought I’d leave you with this so you can see how easy it is to sweet talk an editor.

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4 Responses to I was gone, and now I’m back, but I’m leaving again

Elise Daly Parker says:

October 19, 2011 at 7:44 pm

You make me laugh as usual…Have a great trip!
Shannon Sinanian says:

October 21, 2011 at 8:51 am

Welcome to Florida! I loved your session at the FWA Conference on back story. You are engaging, entertaining and informative. Thanks!
lynnpricewrites says:

October 21, 2011 at 2:36 pm

Aw, thanks, Shannon. I’ll slip you that $20 payoff at the mixer tonight…
Shannon Sinanian says:

October 21, 2011 at 6:34 pm

…in a margarita prepared by your beagle. 😉

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