Today is a writing day! Well, afternoon, anyway. I'm heading to my favorite haunt in a bit to soak in the coffee and the atmosphere of beloved books and write, until time to meet my Bible-study girls for mexican food and "therapy"! Can't beat a free vent session!
In fact, I'm convinced most of the world's problems could be solved if discussed with books, coffee, and salsa within easy reach.
But no one in government asks for my opinon, which, truly, is probably for the best. =)
Have a happy Tuesday. And if you went to the midnight showing of New Moon last night, come on, fess up. I gotta tease you just a little =)
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No midnight showing for me...or probably any other showing of New Moon. :)
Tonight I'm headed to a NaNo write in with other local authors. A couple hours of pounding out words and swigging Earl Grey. :)
Enjoy your night out!
I didn't know new moon started showing last night. It doesn't start here till thursday night and russ and i are both going! Tease me all you want:)
I thought New Moon didn't open until Friday? My daughter has tickets to an early showing on Thurs. Hmmm.....perhaps she was swindled!
I enjoy getting out to write too. It's a rare occasion.
I was wrong! Whoops! I misunderstood someone about the release date. You guys are right, it's midnight Thursday night/Friday morning. Okay, you'll all have to fess up then instead =P
well, I think I am one of the few to have never seen Twilight or read the book. As good as I hear it is..I just don't get into vampires. My daughter liked the movie but she wasn't impressed enough to see New Moon I guess...and that's fine with me. :)
I confess Betsy! I had three advance tickets to see the midnight screening of New Moon. However, at 11:15 pm, I decided not to go.
Three MALE teachers from my school took the tickets and went to see it and get themselves a good laugh. Fortunately for me, there was a 10:30 nam showing Saturday morning, and I went with my boyfriend's little sister.
Tease me, I'm not ashamed.
I'm not a Cullen groupie or anything, but I always like to see someone else's interpretation of a good book.
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