Thankful Thursday, aka "While the sun shines..."

[wordsrmylife]

I don't make hay, but I do get me to my local CSA:

Here's what I found:

Comments

[patesden]

Those strawberries look yummy. I think I'll have to grab a few tomorrow before the seasons over, after all I have a pound cake in the kitchen and cream in the fridge.

Congrats on the getting so much writing done--and hopefully the purging will be over soon.

[philia_fan]

Strawberries already done around here, but the raspberries at the farmer's market were lovely!

I wrote a couple of essays a few years ago about a sorting experience of my own -- it does stir up a lot of thoughts!

[wordsrmylife]

I'd like to hear more about your essays on your sorting experience. Were they published? Are they available on-line?

I ask because, if my essay comes out the way I'd like it to, it may becomepart of an e-publishing experiment: published on-line with all sorts of links and photographs, and a place for comments/contributions by others. If the response merits, it has the possibility of turning into a book published by Champlain Publishing, a new venture that is the brainchild of Tim Brookes (http://www.champlain.edu/Our-People/Meet-a-Few-of-Us/Tim-Brookes.html)

[philia_fan]

Nope, not published. I just wrote them for my Thursday group once when I was between novels. It never occurs to me to try to publish any of my essays -- I can't imagine anyplace that would be interested. Maybe I should dig them all out and post them on LJ, mwahahahaha.

[wordsrmylife]

Hmm. If you're interested, I'll let you know when my essay is finished and posted wherever it ends up. At that point, you can see if you'd like to post your essay as a comment/contribution to the discussion. It could be an interesting way to get various people's thoughts about this sorting process out there.

Stay tuned.