“Being a couple yet free is our next challenge on the evolutionary ladder. This book successfully helps us unravel the myths that block that achievement. It does it with warmth, with readability, and with balance. It recreates everyday problems and
I met Jerome on a busy city street in Baltimore, Maryland, when he was forty-five years old. On that particular day, I was out and about, enjoying a much-needed day off from work.
I wanted to purchase a sukiyaki sub. I parked my car in an area of
Eclectic reader and writer who really doesn't have a firm grip on reality these days.
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I'm a bull-headed, contemplative, (mostly) positive cat person who is known locally as a danger to herself and others, although there is (mostly) no truth to those rumors. I write because I'm eternally amazed at the power of the written word to make us feel and think in new ways, and because it's fun to make stuff up.
I have two children. My daughter is serving in the middle east this year and my son is busy being a teenaged boy, with all that that entails. This means that my life is full of long-distance phone calls, strange post-office personnel who think care packages might just be some sort of weapon, and food. Lots of food. The boy loves food. Even more than he loves girls, I think.
I drink wine on occasion, have an unhealthy relationship with coffee, and love costume jewelry and other sparkly things. I get distracted easily and have a thing for Shel Silverstein's poetry. Oh, and I have two rescue kittens.
I write at least 750 words a day, usually during my second pot of coffee. I don't do outlines, because once I figure out how the story ends I don't want to write it anymore. Besides, my characters are always doing something sneaky and not letting me know what's going on until later in the story. Yes, that happens.
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As soon as I grow up, I'll probably have some of these.
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