The house central airconditioner has gone out. Probably just the fan, but I’m waiting for the repairman to arrive…sometime. Of course, my office is out in the RV, but there’s a problem there as well. We don’t have the required 30-amp outlet necessary to plug in the RV’s shore power cable. I’m using an adapter,… Continue reading The Heat
The Lost Scene
I lost a scene today. It wasn’t serious, just about a page on the manuscript, and it was in recent memory, so it didn’t take too long to re-create it. But I’m sure it’s about 50 words shorter than the original version, and I don’t know what I left out. Microsoft Word again. The old… Continue reading The Lost Scene
Texas Highways
Mary Ann Melton, my wife, is a nature photographer. She does other things as well, but her heart is in nature shots. Lately, she’d been hunting about, seeking markets for her work. It’s a shotgun approach, as it is with my writing. Send a large variety of material out into the marketplace and hope something… Continue reading Texas Highways