Hatrack River Writers Workshop: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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Posted by Meredith (Member # 8368) on :

My Christmas card to all of you.

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Posted by LDWriter2 (Member # 9148) on :

Thanks, Very nice.

Even though it reminds me of that owl movie not too long ago and an idea I had for yet another UF story. At the same time Niiice.

Posted by genevive42 (Member # 8714) on :

That was great. Thank you. And Merry Christmas to you.

Posted by DRaney on :

Very nice. Thanks Meredith. Merry Christmas. Doug

Posted by Crystal Stevens (Member # 8006) on :

My best and warmest Christmas wishes to each and every one of you on Hatrack. And may the New Year bring joy and opportunity to us all.

Sorry, Merideth, but my 'puter isn't letting me bring up the card. I'll try later and see if my broadband connection is better then.

You folks won't believe what happened. I keep my current writing project on my desktop where it's handy to bring up and work on it. I finished a very rough draft and wanted to save it in my "My Stories" folder where I keep all my writing projects. What a jolt to find it wouldn't open... neither would any of the files stored in it. I just got my 'puter back from the shop yesterday. They managed to retrieve part of my files. Unfortunately, only one of the recovered files will open. Naturally right before a holiday weekend. I do have most of my files on a flash drive and my old desktop 'puter. So I still have about 95% or better of my lost files. It just irks me I spent good money to retrieve files that won't open. You bet I'll be talking to them come Monday. I guess I should add I haven't the foggiest as to how this happened in the first place and betting I did it to myself by accident.

Outside of that, I've been enjoying my time off and celebrating Jesus's birthday with my family.

Keep Christ in your heart .

Posted by Tiergan (Member # 7852) on :

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!

Posted by Pyre Dynasty (Member # 1947) on :

Hoot!

Posted by Robert Nowall (Member # 2764) on :

Christmas is come and gone and Thank God I don't have to do that again for another year...

Posted by DRaney on :

Yep... on to the New Years Eve party... 'cept I'm not much into the whole party thing anymore. I do get to work... i.e. make bucks playing my guitar and singing. 'Bout $150 per hour. Nice way to kick off the new year. 2011 needs to be a breakthrough year for me both as a writer and as a musician. I am looking forward to seeing some Hatrack folks rise above the surface and get some wings. I am ready to buy some books off the bookstore shelf from this group.

Thanks to Kathleen for being a very gracious,'administrator'; sounds a bit too clinical for me. Is 'host' the PC way to say it or is it still okay to say 'hostess'?

Anyway, it is a great place to hang because we have such a gracious hostess who obviously cares a great deal, not only for the quality of the forum but for us as individuals. Thanks Kathleen.

Posted by LDWriter2 (Member # 9148) on :

DR

Funny how many writers area also musicians or is it the other way around...

John Levitt who has 6 to 8 books out plays in a band. Blues or Jazz I believe..don't why I can't remember that. A while back I heard of a write who plays in a rock band.

Then there was, maybe still is, that band made up of bestsellers. John Berry, (Rats can't think of her name) the 'Joy Luck" lady. And I think King was a part of it at one time.

Seems like there is a couple of others, someone else here maybe.

BTW Even with his books and band Levitt still has his day job so he's rather busy.

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Posted by philocinemas (Member # 8108) on :

Merry Christmas and thanks.

Posted by PB&Jenny (Member # 9200) on :

Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year!!

Posted by Robert Nowall (Member # 2764) on :

So let the raucous sleigh bells jingle. Hail our dear old friend Kris Kringle, driving his reindeer across the sky...don't stand underneath when they fly by.

Posted by PB&Jenny (Member # 9200) on :

Yeah! Those frozen icicles they shoot are really sharp!

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Posted by Kathleen Dalton Woodbury (Member # 59) on :

Thanks, DRaney, and to all the rest of you who make my job such a joy. Who wouldn't want to host such a great party?