Seriously, I need to be two people.  One who is left-brained, and one who is right-brained.  My right brain is currently starving.  I don’t remember a time in the last month when I have written fiction.  I hope I can remember how.  Instead, I have been:

1.) recovering from hip replacement surgery

2.) writing a new non-fiction gift book: Embracing Abundance

3.) planning, doing, promoting, and organizing myself for book tours (see Appearances page on my website http://ggvandagriff.com.) for The Last Waltz.

4.) submitting expenses

5.) planning, promoting, and organizing my upcoming Internet launch of my latest Alex and Briggie mystery, The Hidden Branch (see previous post).

6.) learning to Twitter

7.) traveling on book tours

8.) doing local signings

9.) helping launch my niece Emily into wedded bliss (she is now in Thailand rock climbing)

10.) entertaining my beloved grandson, Jack with (“You wanna pway wight sabers with me?”) no regard for my hip.

11.) doing a spa day and Booksellers with my daughter, Buffy.

12.) feeding my sons

13.) letting my husband do the laundry, grocery shopping, and run the roomba around the house like a crazy man.

14.) lunching with all my beloved friends and family.

15.) gaining weight.

I don’t foresee fiction in my future until after we return from Florence in mid-October.  Then it will be a wild ride as I entangle the lives of four women and somehow get them out better than before in Crazy Ladies of Oakwood: Vol. One–The Escapade.  I figure it might take a year.