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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.
15 Comments:
Hey least you can look on the bright side your eyebrows match again.
I love your style of writing.
Who knew with all that serious writing that you are as much as a hoot as your friend, Diann??LOL. I hate it when the eyebrows fall! No one talks about this, do they?
It is traumatic to see in the mirror one thing, and to picture in our mind another (like from our senior year in high school.)
Denise, Just don't do what my old lady friend Alice does. She tweezes out the few remaining hairs of her original fallen eyebrows, and then pencils in NEW eyebrows two inches higher!!! It's like the surprised facelift look without plunking down the 15 grand!
I cannot sit across from her at a table without giggling, though. I keep focusing on the few remaining hairs of her real eyebrows and can't control myself......... :)
Very odd that I used the phrase "few remaining hairs" twice. Sorry! Must. Have. More. Coffee......
Yeah, Ausjenny, I'm trying to look on the bright side.
You're right, Crystal, no one talks about this. And no one sure tells you that it does't happen slowly. You just wake up one day and--BAM!--fallen eyebrows.
Katy, I will admit that I have been guilty of a little extra tweezing on the fallen side. Just a little, though. Not the whole brow. Sheesh!
LOL! I'm a good deal older than you, Denise, but I will refrain from listing more surprises in your future. (Reading "I Feel Bad About My Neck" was one of those laugh/cry experiences.)
I remember in my early 40's, when I still have long hair. I used to blow it dry while hanging my head upside down. One time I made the mistake of looking at myself in the mirror. Scared me to death, what gravity suddenly was doing to my skin, especially under my eyes.
Robin
Robin, I think I'd rather not know.
I did look at myself upside down while drying my hair when I was a teenager. It wasn't pretty even then.
I think the hardest part of this aging thing is coming to grips with the changes. But you still look fabulous, D! You're one hottie. Just ask Kevin!
Ah girls, I just hit my 51st birthday on Sunday. I was looking in the mirror that day, very close. NOT a good thing to do!!! Where did all those crevices come from? My gosh, it looked liked the grand canyon viewed from above, way above! Poor God, what must he think of me? :) Probably having a good laugh.
Denise, you're still waaay too young and pretty to be worried. When the time comes, I'll loan you my spackle!
LOL! Denise, I'd trade faces with you any day! Actually, I'd trade the whole kitten kaboodle! :-)
Give me a couple of years, and I'll have eyebrows over my knees.
Oh my goodness, Katy, your description of your friend CRACKED ME UP!!! (which is not a good thing given the whole sagging, wrinkled facial thing)
Hilarious, Denise. My friend keeps trying to get me to join her for an eye lift, telling me it's for a good cause: we could donate all that excess skin to those needing skin graftings. lol...
Right now, it's me and oil of olay eye lifter, baby. I choose to believe :)
Wait till you wake up and discover you're your mother!
Okay, Denise. According to your calculations I have about three months until I'm not lopsided anymore. And I guess I just need to throw out the eye cream, huh....I paid good money for that stuff.
Thanks for making me smile.
**snort**
If I could go back in time, I'd smack myself for frowning so much...get rid of the silly little divot in my forehead between my eyebrows.
Once, my pastor's wife walked up behind me, grabbed my forehead and shouted, "Nuthin' a little botox wouldn't cure!"
Now, I'm the pastor's wife...and I wouldn't ever......but she was a hoot...
I get this blog through Feedblitz so I'm always a day behind. But I had to comment on this!
What a hoot, Denise. I have to admit I cannot stand to be tweezed. And, because of some serious allergies to the ingredients in many cosmetics, I'm usually appearing au naturel - and that alone is scary enough. When I find something I can use, because of som vision issues, I need one of those 10x magnifying mirrors. Now THAT'S scary!
Funny post, and the image of Katy's friend Alice's perpetual 'surprise' look, cracked me up!
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