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  • The clock has started ticking by rob bear 7/10/2010 4:02:09 PM
    I have mailed my manuscript to my publisher.... more

  • A Rose by any Other Name by Tichaona M Chinyelu 7/6/2010 1:20:36 PM
    I do not possess the name I was given at birth. ... more

  • Trying by Elisabeth Barstowe 7/3/2010 1:19:12 AM
    For years now I've had this idea about a story I want to write. I have the story line pretty clear, and I think it would make a good story worth while reading. My problem is I just can't seem to make more than poems out of it, I can't stop ... more

  • Low Arvie worries by Linda Watson 6/17/2010 8:39:03 PM
    To cut or not to cut - that is the question.... more

  • Low Arvie welcomes new arrivals by Linda Watson 6/10/2010 12:52:43 PM
    I am still in Warwick until Saturday wrestling with Michael and Tabitha. Its crunch time for them - will they go off into the sunset together or not? Will they finally say goodbye to the lake and hello to Paris or Rome? Tomorrow should provide the... more

  • Linda's wedding yesterday by Linda Watson 6/6/2010 11:23:24 PM
    You can't guess what nearly happened yesterday to me! I told you I was going to my niece's wedding - well I nearly missed it! I was up early (5.45am) with Catherine's dogs and came back to my apartment at 7. I messed about a bit and blogge... more

  • Warwick and Low Arvie - two exciting events! by Linda Watson 6/5/2010 9:27:58 PM
    Well, here I am in Warwick preparing to attend the wedding of my niece today. I hope the weather holds out for them. It is to be at the Lord Leycester Hospital in Warwick with the reception at the Warwick Arms Hotel - all very convenient for me! (L... more

  • Little Bo Richard! by Linda Watson 6/3/2010 9:30:25 PM
    Well, what a day yesterday turned out to be at Low Arvie! We have had so little rain for about eight weeks now and the burn (stream) which forms part of our boundary (TLoLA) is very low. There is one place where the Ladies can get across it and ... more

  • Botox and Low Arvie update by Linda Watson 6/1/2010 8:15:27 PM
    I realise that I haven't talked about my Botox experience in my blog lately. In earlier blogs I told you that I had an injection in the muscle of my right eye (no pain at all, just two minutes). This was because I lost the sight of it in a childhood... more

  • Back at Low Arvie by Linda Watson 5/22/2010 11:47:52 PM
    Poo! I just typed my whole blog on the wrong page and lost it all. Anyway, here goes again. I arrived back last night an hour later than I should have. All the trains around Birmingham were delayed - HEAT affecting the signals!! I just ma... more

  • More reviews by Linda Watson 5/21/2010 11:44:24 AM
    Here are some other reviews that people have written for my book 'The Ladies of Low Arvie' 1. This is an interesting story: noncattle ladies learning how to raise cows. Your descriptions of the Scottish countryside are excellent.... more

  • More Reviews by Linda Watson 5/19/2010 11:17:24 PM
    Here are some other reviews that people have written for my book 'The Ladies of Low Arvie' 1. This is an interesting story: noncattle ladies learning how to raise cows. Your descriptions of the Scottish countryside are excellent. The pr... more

  • Spots by Linda Watson 5/19/2010 1:22:36 AM
    Couldn't sleep last night after the indian meal. I think I was allergic to something I ate and came out all in pink itchy blotches - horrid. Anyway all well now and back to the lake!! I've no idea what happens next, do they or don't they? I feel a... more

  • Procrastination by Linda Watson 5/17/2010 11:59:32 PM
    Just knew I would have a bad day yesterday! I started chapter 4 three times and never got past half a page each time. Messed about in the morning, putting off getting started, then went to let the dogs out and messed about some more. Finally opene... more

  • Good news and bad news by Linda Watson 5/16/2010 11:26:33 PM
    Now then, the good news is that David loved my work. His last comment at the end of Chapter 3 is 'Very good writing and an excellent story unfolding. Leaves the reader wanting more!' The bad news is I have no idea how to start Chapter 4. ... more

  • Life part 2 by Linda Watson 5/15/2010 2:52:16 AM
    Hi Just arrived in Warwick (LwtLoLA). Up at 5am to catch the 6.17 train to Carlisle and thence to Warwick. Catherine met me and brought me to the apartment. Here is where I do my own thing for a few days every month and enjoy time with he... more

  • A new outlet by Linda Watson 5/13/2010 8:42:39 PM
    5.50am Well, went down to Pringles (both books) for the usual Thursday nighter with Graham (both books), but on my own as Richard stayed in bed with a DVD and three slices of toast. When I got there, Mark the shooter (comes up periodically from Live... more

  • Frosty weather, migraine and Arizona by Linda Watson 5/13/2010 12:04:05 AM
    We are still waking up to frost even though it is 13th May. The grass is hardly growing at all yet and this is a concern as we are nearly out of silage. The Ladies are beginning to go off grazing but by now they should have plenty of grass and not n... more

  • A Writers Journey by JEAN-FRANÇOIS RODRIGUES 5/7/2010 12:19:54 PM
    The inspiration for my first book was borne out a desire to write and write regardless of where my endeavours would finally take me. As an ex-journalist writing had always been a passion, which for a while disappeared along with my career i... more

  • Post NaPoWriMo by Susan Sonnen 5/4/2010 8:19:12 PM
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