because my 'b' is only just hanging on by it's teeth and I wonder what will happen if it gives up the ghost completely. The challenge of writing without it is eyond my imaginings! My stories would be even less likely to be looked at by those fierce publishers and agents sitting at their desks ready with a big, or in my case 'ig', red pen. So to return to the blog. I have just been through the painful process of uploading or downloading my book, Drifter, onto createspace. I'm sure the process has been made as simple as possible and I'm usually quite good at things 'Computer' but this was indeed a process riddled with pitfalls and required the patience of a proverbial saint (which I am not).
Now my challenge is to write a story about said cat. I have many stories and will try some out on here along with relevant photos.
Now it is time to stop and survey the damage wreaked by the relentless Nor'wester. Even the cats have taken refuge under the flax plants. Liz has been and collected a chair for her wondrous flower shop due to open in the Tannery ( check blog) next week. And Miss Molly the Cool Cabbage Cat is doing busy cat things in my garden (or next door's).
