This month will be one of the most crazy-busy that I can remember!
It started out viewing five sessions of the General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. That is always a very good way to fill my spiritual wells.
I decided to revamp my website, using WordPress technology wedded to my hosting site. That is still a work in progress.
I agreed to write three interconnected short stories, and the deadline is breathing down my neck. Along the way, I lost the flash drive upon which the work resided. Fortunately, I had printed out the text, so I re-typed the story, but my notes are gone.
I saw the film, Meet the Mormons, and was able to stop by the visitation for a man who was way too young to leave his family. This meant a day-trip, but it all went well until I got caught in a huge traffic jam on my way home. The highway closure was caused by a very serious accident, which resulted in a snarl that kept me sitting in gridlock and in a convenience store parking lot for four hours.
I put the ebook version of one of my novels, The Man from Shenandoah, up for free on a few sites for the week that ends this coming Monday. It's at Smashwords.com in all ebook editions and at BarnesandNoble.com as a Nook ebook. I don't know if Amazon will match the price before then, but check out the other sites. This week will be my 50th Class Reunion. Oh. My. Gosh! Where did 50 years go? How could I be so old?
And then, next week I'm traveling again. I'll participate in a book signing, and present a class twice at a writers conference.
After I return, I'm going with relatives and friends to the Phoenix Temple Open House. I need to cram visit teaching in sometime that week. And then...
The month will be over!
Putting it all down this way makes me even more aware of how frenetic it has been and will be.
What was the most busy time of your life?
The busiest time I remember thus far was the year we had 7 of the 12 children living in our home all playing AYSO soccer. A close second was when my husband had to take a job out of state for 11 months and I was the RS president right up until the week before we packed the house in 10 days and moved to Utah. It's all a blur.
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