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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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Elle does that and it drives me NUTS!! It's like there's a blank page, I must fill it. Maybe someday you'll look back and ponder its sweetness. I doubt I will. It bugs me. But I do have a trick. Target usually has clearance ones on sale for nothin' and I buy her those and act like they're mine because she's not interested in them if they're hers. LOL
Oh my goodness, that's hilarious, Kristin!! Fortunately, she only scribbled one neat little line, so it wasn't like a whole page of scribbles so I can live with it. *g*
Mine are too old to scribble anymore, but the other day I pulled out a stack of Post-Its to use and saw "someone" (My 8 yr old) had drawn a circle on every page, varying its placement so that when you flip through it comic book style, it appears as a bouncing ball.
Just be glad it was your journal. My grandson was at my computer and saw a permanent black Sharpie pen in my pencil holder and proceeded to draw on a piece of computer paper (very thin when used with permanent black Sharpie pens) ON MY CHERRY DESK. Result: permanent black scribbles ON SAID CHERRY DESK. Permanent, until I got the bright idea to remove them with fingernail polish remover. Eeek. Well, the black scribbles are gone, but so is the shiny finish where the black scribbles were. Sigh. But I just call scratches and Things Accidentally Ruined "character." "Let the living begin," as a homeowner said in Traditional Home mag, in reference to a scratch across her new wood floors.
P.S. I miss Colleen.
Ah, Denise, my 7 1/2 year old just did the same thing. I have that same pad of post-its laying on my kitchen counter. LOL. Boys!!!
LOL, Denise and Sabrina! Sounds like a couple of guys you know have a future with Disney . . . .
Kristy, a cherry desk? Yikes!
I MISS COLLEEN, TOO!!
The journal I can handle. But when my 2 year old scribbles in my Bible it is a little harder to cope with. Poor poor Titus...
Titus does seem to get the brunt of Bible mutilation in our family, too. I wonder why that is? I noticed my husband's Titus had fallen out, and you know, that's not really one you want falling out of your husband's Bible. That's worthy of Super Glue. LOL
Hannah writes all over everything she can get her hands on, including my stuff. I wish now I'd saved more of it.
Journals are one thing, books are another. A family member, who absolutely ADORES books, lent one to a friend who had little children. Well, the book came back with crayon scribbles all over the inside covers and things.
Talk about desecration...
I have studio night with my boys. One night, when Zack was quite young, he looked at a drawing I had just finished of Abraham Lincoln. He pointed to it and asked, "Who is that?" The pointing turned into a touch-and-drag-across-the-paper...he did not realize that he had brown oil paint on his fingers...I held my breath and said, "well...that WAS a drawing of Abraham Lincoln...not it's yours."
True, Di. But one has to wonder. When God said a quiver full is a blessing ... He only had One.
Hmmm ... Makes ya wonder, doesn't it? ;)
And before soemone jumps all over me for being irreverent, GET A GRIP! God gave me this sense of humor!
So true, Ane! LOL!!
By the way, LOVE the picture!!
I someone going to tell me that this same "cherish these moments" principle applies to pee stains on the carpet? I really think I could use that right now.
Kristin, you made me laugh OUT LOUD at your comment about Titus falling out of the Bible! And you, too, Ane, about God only having one kid. Haha. Thanks for some good laughs. And the comment about pee stains on the carpet? Use alcohol. It's great for pee and spit-up. Takes the smell out. Sop up the "problem" with a towel, then generously pour alcohol on it and sop it up with a clean towel.
Thanks, Di. You knwo how it is ... new hairdo, new photo. LOL
Vanity, vanity. It's all vanity. Sigh.
snerk
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