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Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Sunday, January 27, 2013

I am A Writer, My Family Doesn't Know

So you're a writer. Does your family know? Do they encourage you on your writing journey? I'm not quite sure if my family knows. If they do know, they're not telling anyone. Maybe I'm wrong. After all I'm not around any of them 24/7. I could use a little help here. 

I was talking to my cousin in Australia and send her a link to my flash fiction. Yeah, I write flash fiction on Yahoo because I can't sit around and wait for that big book deal. And when my novel does get published, we have plans, there's still no guarantee that it will be on the New York Best Seller's list. So writing articles, recipes and flash fiction is the in-between plan to put food on the table.

In any case, my family down under didn't really know I was a writer. Could be, that I'm not good at selling, or rather promoting, myself. Too much to learn.

This post then, is for my family. I mean come check this out. I'm a writer!

Flash Fiction:
Where Dragons Live
The Whisperer's Daughter
Jesha: When Worlds Collide (my first Steampunk short)
The Dying World
Light of the World: The Christmas Planet

So dear family, I hope you'll come and see what I do. But then again, you probably don't know I blog.


Debby A.




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Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Seattle Washington

Well, we are back from our most excellent adventure. Every time we journey up North to Seattle, I have dreams of moving there. I do love that place.

Did you know that Seattle is built on top of itself? Apparently, the whole darn city burned down in the mid 1800's. So they decided to throw some dirt, saw dust peely things and trash (discarded things I guess) and started building up. There's an underground tour and the history is pretty amazing. $15 later I knew more about Seattle than I ever wished. After all, what would every city do with an underground? Yeah, just use your imagination.

My Princess has pictures . . . must post later.

So being with cousins, aunts and uncles was an amazing time. The weather was perfect. Lucky for us we just missed the heat wave with temps over 100 . . . wait, sounds like home. Nonetheless, low to mid 70's is just dreamy if you ask me. We even had a little rain, most foreign to these Southern Cal desert dwellers.


On the night before departing back to CA, we decided to catch a ball game at Safeco Field--White Sox versus the Mariners. Very strange not to see an Angel or a Dodger on the field. But we had fun. Nice ball park but still prefer Dodger Stadium or the Big A. California is just more suited for baseball. Tickets are waaaay less expensive. It's $20 to sit up in Safeco's nose bleed section. The point, of course, is that we had fun.

Goodbye was hard even though we enjoyed the ride to SeaTac at 3:30 in the morning (thank you cousin Cyndi). We were a little loopy. No sleep for the kids until we got on the plane--almost impossible, lots of turbulence and a medical emergency on board. Ah yes, it was an adventure right up to the minute we got back in LA. And that's a whole other story! Oh yes, there is more to come.


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