ramblings from an arkansas farm girl
Dear Sunday Letter friends,
Well, fall was fun. I hope you didn’t miss it since it only lasted a sum total of six days.
Haha.
No, really.
I know when our local news channel brings in two weather guys to bring the immediate forecast, and they have removed their suit jackets and rolled up the sleeves of their starched white shirts, things are about to get serious in the weather department.Continue Reading
Dear Sunday Letter friends,
Greetings from the Bat Cave! I’m home on the farm this morning—just a quick trip, long enough to sleep in my bed and have lunch at the Wilson Cafe. If you are new to GGG and don’t know of this Bat Cave I mention, click HERE. If you aren’t from around the mid-South and haven’t experienced the Wilson Cafe, it’s worth a drive for the purple hull peas alone.
Greetings to my Sunday Letter friends,
I’ve had such a great week because I accomplished things. I think my productivity is 100% related to the fabulous weather we’ve been having. For me, the past week looked like this—6 hours of volunteer work toward my annual Master Gardener and Master Naturalist requirements, actually cooking a real dinner Friday night (baked ham, mashed potatoes, Brussel sprouts, and butternut squash), tweaking a few changes on my basically finished manuscript, working on a book proposal for said finished manuscript (which is like writing a freaking term paper!), and, Wait.For.It……
STARTING A NEW BOOK.
Whoa. You heard me right. I am excited enough to say it out loud, own it.
This past week, I had an idea for a new book, and I’ve been scribbling in my notebook as fast as my hand can go.
Seriously, there is nothing like being in the writing zone and seeing where the pen will lead me.
That’s all I’ll say about this.
