The trauma of course was my son's severe beating on the job and then him not getting proper medical care at first--all is going well now thanks to a wonderful brain trauma rehab center. The good stuff was his daughter and her husband coming out to visit from North Carolina for a week with their seven month-old-daughter.
So now it's time to get busy and write, write, write. I need to be thinking and writing about the police officers of Rocky Bluff P.D. and their families, what's going on with them while they are investigating a murder case.
To get myself in the mood, I'm thinking small California coastal town, smelling the salt air, and remembering the layout of the town.
Marilyn aka F. M. Meredith
8 comments:
When life happens it doesn't take into account previous commitments. I learned that a year ago with my stroke. You sound like a strong woman with a great support structure, and that is critical. I look forward to getting to know you and your work. Sharon Moore (new OTP author)
He does look good, Marilyn. I'm glad he's coming along well. I know too well about life happening that is not always good. Good luck with the writing.
Yes, we all have our problems--though they seem small in the wake of what happened in Boston. I still have my son, my arms and my legs and my feet.
Marilyn: It is refreshing to see you admit that you have difficulty getting in the seat and writing. I so want to be you when I grow up and it is good to know that sometimes the schedule goes by the wayside.
Wendy
P.S.: I'm never growing up.
I've had a worse time actually getting to this book for too many reasons. Another is that I've been getting jobs that pay money and haven't turned them down.
You get a lot more accomplished than I do!
Morgan Mandel
http://www.morganmandel.com
You just think that, Morgan.
I'm glad that your son is better and enjoying his granddaughter. I've had problems getting back to work on my fifth Logan & Cafferty novel, A Murder in Paradise, while vacationing in RV "paradise," so I certainly understand.
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