Monthly Archives: December 2013

Finding the spirit of the season

Posted on December 30, 2013 by janelleevans

Sometimes the days leading up to Christmas are so full of to-do lists the joy in the season gets lost.  This week it was an old man who helped me find the spirit again. I have a little side job … Continue reading →

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Family time

Posted on December 23, 2013 by janelleevans

This week I went sledding with my family, something we never did while living in Las Vegas.  The lack of snow was probably the biggest reason. When we started I was the boring adult, stuck with the job of hauling … Continue reading →

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Worth the read: Abandon by Meg Cabot

Posted on December 16, 2013 by janelleevans

Whenever I see a new book from Meg Cabot my inner fifteen-year-old squeals in delight.  She is, by far, my favorite Young Adult author.  And her latest offering doesn’t disappoint. Abandon is about a young girl, Pierce, who drowned but … Continue reading →

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The worth of an editor

Posted on December 9, 2013 by janelleevans

I have learned much about the many processes to being published in the last few months.  I think the editor/ writer relationship is by far the most important.  It takes a lot of give and take—the editor wanting me to … Continue reading →

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Here’s a chuckle for you

Posted on December 2, 2013 by janelleevans

I’ve never outgrown my love for music.  Loud and pumping, my radio is always blasting when I’m in the car.  And yes, I sing along, ‘cause it’s fun!  My children often join in with me so my poor husband has … Continue reading →

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