John S Kemp - Storyteller

Sometimes it's nice to be noticed, even if it's only by a scammer. lol

lol

Congratulations and good luck with sales!

I wish my day had been that productive. All I got done was get a query off to a publisher and do a little writing.
Of course I am a one trick pony and slow at typing.

For me, mornings are for querying and afternoons are for writing.

Truely evil! lol

lol.
My grandmother hated any kind of facial hair. Only nasty people had it.

Why is it that almost every male in the mirror universe have goatees?

I used to collect specialty lights for the holidays. I still have them and my favorite set are my lizard lights. Yours look cool.

So cool! Break a pencil.

Sounds logical.

You bet'cha.

That's the kinds of things that all the hard work worth while.

Those of us who write should support each other. If we can’t financially, we can by following each other and providing moral support. I have adopted the slogan from Galaxy Quest, “Never give up, never surrender!” You can use it too.

I know.
It’s like the movie Groundhog Day.

I am sure it’s very rewarding to have your book get such a good review. Congratulations.

Have fun serenading the workers at the drive through. Too bad your beautiful singing voice came through garbled on their end because of those horrible PA systems. lol

Congratulations!

Nice way to set up a shot.

Friday night we went to the play, To Kill a Mockingbird, in support of the Greater Waco Legal Services which helps under represented people with private legal help. I normally avoid anything political, but this was one of my rare exceptions.

That is so true.

It's okay. I found it on YouTube.

Where did you get this video clip?
I wanted to share it with my wife, but she doesn't have Blue Sky.
It only copies/links it within Blue Sky.

If you haven't been able to wash your hair in a while, it can feel wonderful. I might even make you feel like you are the GOAT.

Same to you!

Thank you for the warning.

What a relief.

Sounds like a horror-able book. lol

Sad.

We all need a second set of eyes to see the things we as writers overlook.