Friday, March 10, 2006
Spring Break
 The mood is festive here in the Gist household as this is the last day of school before Spring Break. The college girl will be home soon, the three high schoolers have early release after their midterms today and the hubby is cutting out of work early.
Since I'm behind on writing book #3 and hubby has to work next week as well, we have no special plans to go anywhere. But the kids will be goin' and blowin' all week with their friends, I'm sure. I don't anticipate accomplishing much since the drums and electric guitars and keyboards and computers and TV will all be going at once. My only hope is to get up early and work like a trojan until they all roll out of bed in the mid-afternoons.
Have a great weekend and I'll see you Monday.
posted by Deeanne at 10:19 AM
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7 Comments:
Barb said...
Gasp! Book #3?!?! What's it about??? Pleeeeeeeze, just a tiny peek for us???
11:50 AM
Deeanne said...
It's not due out until 2007 (but I have to finish it by the end of the summer). I'm not allowed to tell what it's about yet. I can tell you it's another "stand alone" book (meaning: it doesn't have anything whatsoever to do with Bride or the new one, The Measure of a Lady).
Book 3 is set in 1895, Texas. "And that's all I have to say about that." --Forrest Gump ;-)
4:05 PM
Barb said...
Hmmm. Old Texas. Cowboys. Wild west living. Big ranches. Lotsa dust. Mooing. Outlaws. Chewin' and cussin' and drinkin' and card playin'. Hey, that must be an easy one for you to research if we're talkin' Tayx-us!
8:49 PM
Jezreel said...
Ooooh! Book three! I want it, I want it, I want it!! You are one of my favourite authors! If number 3 is as good as 1 and 2, I'll have it done in a day as well! :P Have a great spring break!
10:39 AM
Barb said...
Hot sun, desert, mesquite trees, painted ladies, hard-working protective mothers, mooing, guns, chili peppers, armadillos, campfires...
11:47 AM
Deeanne said...
Nope. Not saying a word. I'm gonna be just as quiet as a hossthief after a hangin'.
7:13 PM
Barb said...
Gasp! It's a clue! TWO clues! Wonder if the heroine is a horse thief, or mistaken for a horse thief? :o0
7:35 PM
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