Blizzards are rare in Ohio. We have them once every decade or so and looks like this was the year. It started snowing on Friday and the weathermen were predicting 5-10 inches of snow by Saturday evening, so Ray and I got off work around 1:30pm. Thank goodness we did. It was already a sloppy mess and it was promising to get much worse.
Lara Adrian is a paranormal romance author famous for her Breed series. To date, she's written 7 books and her website shows plans for another 3, at least. As far as I know, she hasn't written any other books, although she does advertise writing software on her website.
I woke up this morning at 8:30 when I heard the front door slam. Blind (I didn't put in my contacts) I rushed downstairs to see who had left. Rear lights from my oldest daughter's car told me who it was. She'd spent the night elsewhere, but had evidently needed something before going to her anime convention today. Ah well.
Over the holidays we decided to do a bit of local (relatively speaking) sightseeing, and one of those trips was to the Newport Aquarium (across the river from Cincinnati, Ohio). I had already seen the aquarium when I attended a cousin's wedding a few years back, but my hubby and kids hadn't attended so this was our grand opportunity to see it as a family.
I have news: positive, negative, and neutral. Isn't that the way of things? First, the good news. I've just finished a nonfiction book I've been working on: After God: Making Sense of the World after Leaving the Faith. Ever since I abandoned the faith five years ago, my sister has been tormenting me to write about the experience, but I've resisted.
Lara Adrian is a paranormal romance author famous for her Breed series. To date, she's written 7 books and her website shows plans for another 3, at least. As far as I know, she hasn't written any other books, although she does advertise writing software on her website.
I woke up this morning at 8:30 when I heard the front door slam. Blind (I didn't put in my contacts) I rushed downstairs to see who had left. Rear lights from my oldest daughter's car told me who it was. She'd spent the night elsewhere, but had evidently needed something before going to her anime convention today. Ah well.
Over the holidays we decided to do a bit of local (relatively speaking) sightseeing, and one of those trips was to the Newport Aquarium (across the river from Cincinnati, Ohio). I had already seen the aquarium when I attended a cousin's wedding a few years back, but my hubby and kids hadn't attended so this was our grand opportunity to see it as a family.
I have news: positive, negative, and neutral. Isn't that the way of things? First, the good news. I've just finished a nonfiction book I've been working on: After God: Making Sense of the World after Leaving the Faith. Ever since I abandoned the faith five years ago, my sister has been tormenting me to write about the experience, but I've resisted.