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Monthly Archives: January 2013
#86–Judy’s wonderful, incredible, so good, not too bad day . . .
It was a day to remember––January 17 ! To begin with, it was blue-sky beautiful. We’ve had two weeks of fabulous weather with cold nights but days that reached into the mid-60s with no afternoon wind. For January, it was … Continue reading
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#85–Favorable responses . . .
“What a good idea!” “I like it!” “What a great cover!” These are just a sample of the initial responses to The Crossings Guide to Oregon’s Coastal Spans. I’m still floating! I saw a friend at a concert at the … Continue reading
#84–Crossings Guide finally here . . .
Wednesday morning I e-mailed publisher, Bob Serra, that I would stop by the Pacific Publishing office when I was through at the museum to see if the books had come in. That afternoon, as soon as I walked into the … Continue reading
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#83–The year ahead––2013 . . .
While last year could be summarized as two books and a book fair, this year will be quite similar––three books and a book fair. I will continue to market Crossings: McCullough’s Coastal Bridges. Just this morning, I mailed six … Continue reading
