And a good time was had by all.
Wherever you are, I hope you're safe, warm and happy. And if you can, get outside and play!
P.S. Lest you think we forgot her, Baby Willa was warm, safe, and asleep inside. We'll get her out today.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Snow Day!
It finally snowed! All hail the snow!
And a good time was had by all.
Wherever you are, I hope you're safe, warm and happy. And if you can, get outside and play!
P.S. Lest you think we forgot her, Baby Willa was warm, safe, and asleep inside. We'll get her out today.
And a good time was had by all.
Wherever you are, I hope you're safe, warm and happy. And if you can, get outside and play!
P.S. Lest you think we forgot her, Baby Willa was warm, safe, and asleep inside. We'll get her out today.
Monday, December 9, 2013
Adventures in Eating
Always keep your vacuum cleaner handy when you feed your 7 month-old. Our vacuum cleaner is patient, stealthy, and 83 lbs.
Keep a steady hand when the dog walks by.
Blame the cereal-face on the dog.
Leave the baby just as happy as you found her.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Photos from Book Events & Other News
Hi, all. Happy Thursday.
During football season, which always makes me think of being back in college as an undergrad, I can’t help but remember that Thursdays were huge social nights on campus. Everyone went out on Thursday nights. In fact, I can remember getting ready with my roommates to head into Clemson’s little downtown or to one of the many parties across town, and leaving the house at 10 p.m.
I could still do it.
Ha. Bah ha. Ha ha ha!
Okay, that’s over.
Just wanted to share a new web site page of photos I’ve posted from the many Keowee Valley events I’ve attended since the novel was published in September 2012. There are definitely some I’ve missed, so if you happened to attend a reading, book signing, book talk, book club meeting, history lecture, party, literary festival, writer’s conference or anything else with me, I’d love to see them. You can email them to me at thewritingscott@gmail.com. Do let me know if they’re okay for me to post.
And let’s all remember, as we peruse these photos, that I was pregnant. In fact, I grew increasingly MORE pregnant as the year went on. Thank you.
* * *
In other news, I’m packing my bags and readying myself for the fabulous Carolina Mountains Literary Festival in Burnsville, N.C., tomorrow through Saturday. Because of this, there’ll be no “Show & Tell Friday” post this week. I’ll try to pick back up next week.
Some time this month I plan to celebrate Keowee Valley’s one year birthday. Not sure how. Now sure when. Not sure what. But it’ll happen, so be on the lookout.
During football season, which always makes me think of being back in college as an undergrad, I can’t help but remember that Thursdays were huge social nights on campus. Everyone went out on Thursday nights. In fact, I can remember getting ready with my roommates to head into Clemson’s little downtown or to one of the many parties across town, and leaving the house at 10 p.m.
I could still do it.
Ha. Bah ha. Ha ha ha!
Okay, that’s over.
Just wanted to share a new web site page of photos I’ve posted from the many Keowee Valley events I’ve attended since the novel was published in September 2012. There are definitely some I’ve missed, so if you happened to attend a reading, book signing, book talk, book club meeting, history lecture, party, literary festival, writer’s conference or anything else with me, I’d love to see them. You can email them to me at thewritingscott@gmail.com. Do let me know if they’re okay for me to post.
And let’s all remember, as we peruse these photos, that I was pregnant. In fact, I grew increasingly MORE pregnant as the year went on. Thank you.
* * *
In other news, I’m packing my bags and readying myself for the fabulous Carolina Mountains Literary Festival in Burnsville, N.C., tomorrow through Saturday. Because of this, there’ll be no “Show & Tell Friday” post this week. I’ll try to pick back up next week.
Some time this month I plan to celebrate Keowee Valley’s one year birthday. Not sure how. Now sure when. Not sure what. But it’ll happen, so be on the lookout.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Basin, MT & Deerlodge National Forest
Here are some photos from around the Refuge. It's a tiny town of only about 250 people. Today I hiked in the Deerlodge National Forest with another resident; the forest abuts the town, and is full of old mine shaft openings and incredible views of rockslides, rivers and trees--mostly gold with Autumn. It's cold and cloudy, but the views are gorgeous.
Enjoy....
Enjoy....
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