Thanks to the miracle of blog scheduling, when you read this, I'll be in the process of signing paperwork and getting married!
<-- those aren't my shoes and it certainly isn't my dress. At the time I'm writing, I don't have shoes. The Mr has said so long as my novel is finished it doesn't matter what kind of shoes I wear (possibly because he hasn't got any shoes either - and Small Fry... nope, she's wearing plastic high-heels or Pepper Pig Wellies, depending on the weather). I may have swapped a shopping trip for a last minute edit of the final chapter. It's Whitby Goth Weekend. Maybe I can pick something fetching up while I'm there. I'll let you know how I get on.
This blog has turned into a boring list of the promotional engagements I'll be doing, or have done. After I get back from Whitby I promise to be more interesting, in deeply interesting ways. Or I will lie a bit more about the things I get up to. I'm hoping to spend November reading books, watching films, catching up on the hoovering, putting receipts in date order, sleeping, waiting for feedback on Cold Light, teaching some workshops, sleeping some more, worrying about Cold Light and helping the cat to forgive me after leaving her for a week... I'm sure there'll be some interesting blog-fodder in amongst that lot.
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
The New Leaf (if not new shoes)
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Labels: anxiety, embarrassed, happy, not writing, the beginning, yoda thinks I'm a hotty
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8 comments:
Congratulations, Mrs Jenn xxx
Congratulations. At last ! Hope all went well.
See you soon. X
Crikey. Congratulations on the getting married thing. Should I have seen that coming? I didn't.
Have a lovely time.
we could have a session on being interesting, if you want ...
hurray, you are now a mrs. the offer of being your wife is still open...!
Congratulations x
Hi Jenn,
Congrats on the nuptials.
Just wanted to say I saw you the other friday at Litfest and I thought you were reet grand! I just started MA at Lancaster Uni, same old, same old I know! But I read your book a while back and couldn't wait to hear you read. It's amazing how different it was to hear you compared to the voice in my head. Annie for me was massive and in-your-fac, hurricane of a woman. Your extract choice was an interesting and it was more poignant with your reading, I think in my head it became fairly comedic.
Anyway, it was great! I follow your bog and PWN and look forward to reading your new book. I tell lots of people about your book -implore them to read it.
Cheers
Ruth
(www.ruthallenpoetry.blogspot.com)
Hope the wedding was splendid. Congratulations!
Nik XX
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