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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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Your not losing your Mind.
Like My Mom say's if your worried your losing your mind it's most likely your not. It's only when your in denial that nothing is wrong with you when you start acting funny. :)
I talk to myself in the store and before I know it I'm getting look's from People. LOL.
I wanted you to know I just got done reading your Novel Lonestar Sanctuary. It's sure to go down as one of my favorite Book's and Your are now one of My Favorite writers!. It's the first book I have read of your's and I can't wait for book number 2 come out.
I hope you feel better soon!
Yeah I talk to myself a lot too. Yesterday while shopping for clothes I had to make myself shut up because I realized halfway through my conversation that there were real people around! LOL
I guess you could just consider it to be work related...."I'm trying to get the dialog right"!
Glad you liked it, Anna Marie! I just told myself that. LOL
Suzanne, you're right! It's work related! That's a GREAT excuse! LOL
Oh, man. If that's the def of nuts, I'm gone, too.
Yesterday was Mom's doctor day. It's really physically difficult for me (six inches shorter than she is, and 100 lbs. lighter...) to transfer her in and out of a wheelchair, get the car pulled up to the ramp exactly right, push the HEAVY chair up the ramps, run back out to park the car while she waits tapping her foot, etc.
Even my demented mom commented that I talked to myself through the whole process! "Do you HAVE to say things like, 'Get Mom's purse out of the back seat...'?" she asked. Evidently, I DO!!! ;)
Whew, I feel MUCH better! You sure you're not on Lyrica too, Katy?
I say talk to yourself! That makes you think more people are around, and what do you do when people are around? You break out that chocolate, that's what!!!
So keep on a talkin', girlfriend!!!!
Colleen, Never touch the stuff! ;) Maybe Di is right. Chocolate all around--on me!
Colleen, you could always get a cat or dog. Then you could address your speech to them and you aren't talking to yourself. Of course, they can't answer, so you just have to fill in what they would say, if they could.
Works for me! LOL
...Is it safe to admit I think I've ALWAYS talked to myself? Doesn't everyone?! ;-)
I'm so sorry you're still feeling bad. Trust me, if I was stuck in the house for over a month, I'd be talking to anything....the house plants....the tv....I've been known to yell at characters in movies when they're being stupid and sadly, I have no excuse:o)
Hope you're feeling better soon. Being sick is the pits!
I think everyone DOES talk to themselves, Rachel. I did before this too. But not it's EXTREME! LOL
LOL! I usually role play out what I think may happen when I talk to someone. You know, imagine what they'll say, what I'll say, back and forth. This happens especially when I feel there may be a confrontation or uncomfortable moment. Problem is, I'm much wittier, daring and brave in my own head. ;-)
dude! i talk to myself all the time. living in my first apartment makes me do this. lol. i come home and immediately turn on the tv. what is it about being alone that makes us some uncomfrtable sometimes? it makes me talk to myself to keep myself company. i too yell at stupid characters on tv nad in movies. it's hard not to do it in the movie theater when other people are around!! LOL... and in teh grocery store... lets just say that there was a very good looking young man coming my way and i didnt notice him until i had already had a partial conversation with myself in the same aisle... yeah... he never made eye contact after that. boo... hahaha
Good gravy, woman - you're a writer! I've carried on conversations with myself for years. Even spoken both sides. LOL Out loud.
And we wonder why other drivers look at us strangely.
Talking to yourself is bad?
I was almost afraid to read the comments, in case talking to your self isn't normal. I talk to myself all the time.
The great thing is that when i talk to myself I always say the right things, and when I don't, I don't mind!
kellie
Thanks for you helps, friends! I was really afraid. LOL Now I'm reassured we'll all a little "off."
If talking to yourself is a bad thing im in big trouble cos i do it all the time. i even answer myself!
Oh Anna Marie I know that i will do that and someone will say excuse me or look at me strange.
i tend to talk to my new friends the stuff animals at times but then they are almost human.
My husband used to talk to himself all the time (he died three and a half months ago). Once the evil side of me snuck up behind him and asked, "Who are you talking to?"
Without missing a beat, he replied, "Myself. It's the only way I can have an intelligent conversation." LOL
Hi Ausjenny!
Yeah, When I talk to myself in the store I'm like Katy. "I got to get some chips. Where are the Chips?" Then I'll see someone trying not to giggle at me. :o LOL
I am a teacher and did my master's paper on learning theories. Let's just say you are an auditory learner and you must "hear" things said aloud to make sense!
There. Normal.
(LOL, as I talk to myself all the time. Out loud.)
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