Primroses always say Spring to me. And though it's still January and snow is in the forecast, this bright little flower and the hopeful green of its leaves are spirit-lifters.
A bonus is that if I plant them outside, once the weather moderates, they will come back next year -- always assuming the deer don't eat them.
Re yesterday's Birdie story -- it's a bit of a first draft but I wanted you to know I'm working on the collection of her stories -- I've got the ones from the blog in some kind of order and have some ideas for adding a few more. I've also started looking into how to publish it as an ebook . . .
And I've written the dread query letter and the even more dreaded synopsis for the Civil War novel and have begun submitting it to a number of small presses.
Just so you know . . .
5 comments:
Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
It is lovely, hope it survives the hungry deer. Fingers and toes crossed for publication!
Fingers crossed!
I am so looking forward to the Miss Birdie stories and will definitely buy the ebook. My fingers and toes are crossed, too, re the query letters. Deana the Queena
I love primroses and your pictures are lovely. Good luck with the publishing quest.
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