There is a bit of Mel Brooks in all of us, don't you think?GreatBiscuit said:
sleepydog25 said:There is a bit of Mel Brooks in all of us, don't you think?
First, a brief edit to the mission report. Agent Doc read the log and said, "Hey, dumbo (she meant that pejoratively not Disney-ly), we DID do Soarin' on this trip." Oops. She's right; we did. Day 5, in fact. Senility runs in our generation apparently. Anyway, my superydupery bad.horsegirl said:I am more Ann Bancroft...
Sleepdoggiedog. I really love your writing! Tease as I may over there, you are very entertaining...and quite talented as a writer. Start a new career man. I'd buy the first book...as long as there was a picture of the author on the jacket...
sleepydog25 said:First, a brief edit to the mission report. Agent Doc read the log and said, "Hey, dumbo (she meant that pejoratively not Disney-ly), we DID do Soarin' on this trip." Oops. She's right; we did. Day 5, in fact. Senility runs in our generation apparently. Anyway, my superydupery bad.
As for the new career, that sounds like work. That's the last thing I want, another job. Now, I CAN direct you to a sibling of mine who DOES write for a living and has published several novels, compilations of poetry and short stories, and even a cookbook. . .yes, his pic is on the jacket. . .
Miss Horsey gets first dibs; it's only fair since I did offer to her first. Now, had said person written the TR, his take would've been hilarious, poignant, occasionally shocking, and constantly revelatory. He's that good.sheridac said:
First of all, I must say I like Doc! A woman after my own heart who calls it like it is, and probably has a mind like a trap! So your ears aren't huge?sleepydog25 said:
And being a SAHD, is not? And I just have to say, that writing does not seem like work to me.....just sit in my office for a few sessions, and you would understand.....As for the new career, that sounds like work. That's the last thing I want, another job. Now, I CAN direct you to a sibling of mine who DOES write for a living and has published several novels, compilations of poetry and short stories, and even a cookbook. . .yes, his pic is on the jacket. . .
Well, Doc is the brain between us, no doubt there. For this superyduperymission, she was well-schooled in Preparing for Trips 101--nothing if not a planner. With lists. Lots and lots of lists.horsegirl said:First of all, I must say I like Doc! A woman after my own heart who calls it like it is, and probably has a mind like a trap! So your ears aren't huge?
And being a SAHD, is not? And I just have to say, that writing does not seem like work to me.....just sit in my office for a few sessions, and you would understand.....
Now, I think I shall take you up on your offer of said brother. I am always looking for new prose....and goodie to the pic of him...it always helps to know who you are reading...hint, hint....
clearly but she is a lucky woman, given the creed vs. goal thing...sleepydog25 said:
true, i have a few friends/acquaintances who are successful authors. it can be work, but I do love writing. I am kind of a grandma moses, as I never wrote before coming here. And I have no doubt you are a busy puppy. Supersleuthing is time consuming....
Jack Butler. You can google him. Recommendations upon request.
"Would you believe. . .?"scrap4u said:
I am, and I'm feeling all misty-eyed. Got the Sally Field thing going on now. . .lexmelinda said:And you said nobody was reading your trip report! Are ya feelin' the love now, sleepydog?
Thank you, thank you! Don't forget to tip your servers. And be sure to check out my dining reviews now showing on the big thread known as, well, Dining Reviews.Dismom+two said:GREAT report!!! Thanks so much for sharing and being so
entertaining!!
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