Saturday, November 19, 2011
Day Last: The Party's Over
As the Church Lady would say, Isn't that interesting!
In order to make my life even more exciting during the week of a book
launch, getting ready for a workshop today, having the family home for a
visit, and monitoring this Blog Party, the Internet disappeared from
my home for approximately 24 hours.
This is not something to be taken lightly.
We did live through it, but it was kinda like being thrown into the Dark Ages.
Conversations just stop. "When did the Tigers trade Magglio?"
"I don't know I'll look it--" Stop.
"How do you make monkey bread, anyway?"
"Let's do a Goo--" Stop.
"Is it gonna snow tomorrow?"
"I think they said--" Stop.
How quickly we become dependent on those little boxes!
Anyway, the Internet break healed overnight, so here's our status:
Roger's name was drawn for the last Amazon gift certificate.
Laura gets the prize for the best comment on Thursday. Friday was a bust,
so we'll save that last question for another time.
Here's where I thank you all for coming to my party. I consider POISON, YOUR
GRACE to be well and truly launched. I think the blog party's a great
idea, and I plan to make some tweaks and do it again now that I know
how it rolls.
For the authors who participated: my goal in the next few weeks (maybe months--
there were quite a few) is to post an Amazon review of one of your books.
For the readers, I've written a poem you might enjoy because it expresses the
stresses of being a mystery reader. However, since guests are sleeping in the vicinity of
my office, I can't post it until tomorrow. So come back one more time if you'd like a copy
for your wall (or your dartboard)!
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Just because I said nice things, Blogger now shoved everything I wrote into one long paragraph and won't let me add tags. I need a new blog provider!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your party--sorry about the delayed books and internet on hiatus. You posed some interesting questions and I enjoyed reading all the posts--several made me think "oh, I wish I'd said that". Have fun!
ReplyDeleteBTW-my booksigning today will take place in frigid, snow covered small town--I have the truck shoveled free and four wheel drive. People who want to come won't let a blizzard stop them and people who don't will blame the weather.