I’ve missed the last couple meetings at WW for various reasons like life, a horrible cold that will not DIE, and sheer busy-ness that is so exhausting. But, I made it tonight and YAY ME!!! I hit my 10% weight at the last meeting I was able to attend but I couldn’t stay and get my keyring. I received it tonight–and two 5-pound stickers bringing me to a total of 20.6 pounds!!! I’m not at my goal yet, but I’m getting closer! :banana:

I also realized today that I haven’t posted a Getting To Know interview in a while. I’ll try to get one posted in the next little bit. Sorry for the slip!

Kay :biggrin:

The water company recently decided to ‘test the lines’ in my area. The result? My office flooded. Not just my office, however, but we know of TEN other houses which sustained damage the water company says they’re not responsible for. It’s in their contract. :soapbox: It’s in their contract that they can ruin people’s homes and not have to pay the damages? :baby: Anyone else see something wrong with this picure?

So, at the moment my office is torn apart. EVERYTHING has to come out so that the carpet, padding and sub-floor can be repaired and replaced. Picture an armoire FULL of supplies, a cabinet, printers, a four foot bookshelf double loaded and three eight-foot bookshelves piled high. Not to mention my executive-sized desk. My writing desk. My on a deadline, this is where I get my work done, desk. All piled high in whatever nooks and crannies in the house we can find to store it out of the way. All due to the water company boys having some fun playing with the water spouts. :soapbox: They can test the lines, but I can do this

I might be a wee bit bitter.

The GOOD news (let’s focus on the positive, shall we?) is that instead of carpet I’ve chosen tile. Beautiful tile that will make the room even more beautiful to work in–when it’s finished. *sigh* Until then, I’ll be a traveling writer, searching out places in my area for some quiet time and inspiration while the demolition takes place. The deadline looms, so does vacation, and I’m bound and determined to have this book done before I get on the plane. Say a few prayers for me, will you?

More good news (I’m trying to focus here) :news: is that I’ve received two more reviews for Another Man’s Baby and they were phenomenal! Whoo-hoo! Check them out on the main page.

Kay – off to move more stuff

Hi, all! Just a note to wish everyone a very happy Easter. I hope you’re spending time with family and friends, and will take a moment to reflect on what the holiday means.

God bless,

Kay :icecream:

Hi, all,

I wanted to pop in and let everyone know there’s been some confusion about Another Man’s Baby. I’ve had several comments (not so nice comments, too) made to me over the weekend about my story and I feel the need to clear the air.

Another Man’s Baby is NOT about a heroine who has cheated on her guy and now he’s raising another man’s baby. That is soooo not the stories I write! The basis for the title is that we live in a world of blended families, and it’s a huge decision to take on when individuals fall in love with someone who has children from a previous relationship. When my hero and heroine meet, my heroine is carrying another man’s baby and it’s a huge problem (one of many) for my poor hero. Please don’t misconstrue the story by the title–remember the old adage of don’t judge a book by it’s cover? :thunk:

Happy reading!

Kay

Yes, I have still one more stop to make this week on my blog tour. I’m blogging at Cigars today about my muse, so if you get a chance, please stop by.

For all of you who joined me at the Romance Junkies chat last night or one of the blogs earlier this week–thank you! It was fun. I love getting to know my readers.

Kay :smooch: