Monthly Archives: August 2011
The Ten Things That Went Wrong
As those of you who follow me regularly know, I spent last weekend in Birmingham, where I addressed the Birmingham Area Writers’ Group during their summer writers’ retreat and met with the southern contingent of From Women’s Pens. In addition, … Continue reading
Posted in D.C., journey, Personal Note, South, travel, writer, writing
Tagged Alabama, BAWG, Birmingham, D.C., family, Flight #641, From Womens' Pens, Raleigh/Durham, Roanoke, sister, son, South, Southwest Airlines
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The Help
As those of you know who follow me on Facebook and Twitter, I winged my way southward to Birmingham, Alabama this past weekend to address the BAWG at their summer writers’ retreat, where I also met with the southern contingent … Continue reading
Posted in books, Personal Note, South, writer, writing
Tagged Alabama, BAWG, Birmingham, From Womens' Pens, Hollywood, lessons learned, Midwest, New York Times, South, The Help, Under the Tuxcan Sun
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Road Trip Part I
On August 19, I will be flying to Birmingham, where I will address the BWWG during their annual summer retreat and meet with the southern contingent of From Women’s Pens re final touches to be put on our 2011 Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, D.C., journey, Summer, travel
Tagged 1000 Island Bridge, California, Canada, Christmas, D.C., Father, From Womens' Pens, Jamestown, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Mom, Monticello, Montreal, New York City, Niagara Falls, North Carolina, Ottowa, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Russian, Smithsonian, Southern, Statue of Liberty, Summertime, Tennessee, Washington, Washington Monument, Williamsburg
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