I’m taking time out today to write this newsletter. I’ve been working hard on my newest book, and I should have the first draft done later this week. Once I get some final feedback from my beta readers, I will read through it again and do rewrites which should take about two weeks. From there […]
Happy New Year to you all! I hope you had a wonderful holiday. We had our usual holiday dinner at Kim’s parent’s house on Christmas Eve. Then on Christmas Day, Kim, Dakota, the dogs and I opened presents and played a few games. A relaxing time for all of us. I finished off the craft
Hello and Happy Holidays to everyone. It’s been busy around the Weir household, with Thanksgiving dinner held at our house and all the events we’ve been attending. I hope everyone had some time off to spend with family and loved ones. Be sure to read all the way to the end of the newsletter, as
Happy Halloween to everyone. I’ll start off by sharing a picture of our pumpkin patch haul, which wasn’t too bad. We picked and shared them with our neighbors, who happily took most of them after we kept three for ourselves. Here is a couple of pictures of beautiful fall colors I captured on the drive
This Friday is the day I hope you’ve all been waiting for, as I’ve certainly been eager for this day. September 29th will be the day for the release of Divine Retribution: The Divine Devils Final Chapter. This book wraps up The Divine Devils series and all the storylines from the three previous books. If
We got back last week from Killer Nashville no worse for the wear. My daughter Dakota and I had a fun time in Music City. However, the jet we were supposed to fly back on early Monday morning had mechanical issues that delayed us getting home by 5 1/2 hours. Other than the flight issue,
I’m early with next month’s newsletter as I have a lot of news to share. First, Divine Retribution: The Divine Devils Final Chapter is now off to my editor, Tina, for any corrections. Once she is done, it will come back to me to review her suggestions, before it goes back to her one last
I had hoped to be done with the first draft of Divine Retribution before I left for South Dakota, but alas, I came up short. I expect I’ll finish the first draft by the end of this week. Which means the hard work of re-reading, rewriting, and editing awaits. Plus feedback from my beta readers,
I spent the week leading up to Memorial Day working on our latest yard project. Since we moved into the house going on nearly 4 years now, we wanted to replace most of the front grass with more waterwise plants, shrubs, and mulch. In this latest section, we had 300 square feet of sod removed.
We took our first trip in our new motorhome last week. I even wrote much of this newsletter while sitting at our U-shaped dinette. The trip was designed to get acquainted with the motorhome and make sure everything works properly. So far, there have only been a couple small hiccups, thankfully. With the help of
