My Maple Tree - Photo by Loree Huebner |
Like my Tree Ent? Yes, that tree is in my front yard. That maple is at least eighty years old, if not ninety. Boy if it could talk, the stories it could tell. We put that face up many years ago. I thought it would be a good picture for the blog since today is Halloween. Spooky, huh?
This week my post will be short, but I will be out and about visiting my favorite blogs as usual.
I’m still on vacation from my day job, but working hard through requested revisions. The revisions are going very well. The hard part has been revised, and the rest is tying in loose ends during the final read through. If it all works out, I’ll be talking about it on future blogs. I’ve learned a lot about revising in the past week with some gentle guidance from a professional with more experience.
Unfortunately, I have developed severe eye strain in my right eye. It hurts pretty bad and occasionally twitches uncontrollably. It's so silly when it happens, I look like I'm flirting...winky...winky...winky. I consider it a revision war wound. Too much computer time I guess. Anyone got any good remedies for eye strain? I know, I know—shut the computer off!
Anyone get snow over the weekend? I hear it got pretty bad out east. Stay safe. It seems way too early for snow. We had sunshine and some rain showers. Saturday, Eric and I took the dogs to the Indiana Dunes State Park, on the shores of Lake Michigan. I’m going to end this post with a few pictures that I thought I would share with you.
Don’t forget next week, Eric will be here with the History Corner along with my regular post.
And best wishes to all those NaNo-ers out there. I am not participating, but have set daily writing goals.
And best wishes to all those NaNo-ers out there. I am not participating, but have set daily writing goals.
Have a great week!
Between you, me and the gatepost,
Loree
Southern tip of Lake Michigan - Photo by Loree Huebner If you look real close you can see Chicago in the distance |
Chicago - (zoomed in) from the Indiana Dunes Lakeshore - Photo by Loree Huebner |
Fly the Border Collie - doing her job - watching over me (the red speck on the shore) and Pickles the Greyhound - from on top of a sand dune She's a true hearding dog Photo by Eric Huebner |
Pickles the Greyhound thinking about running up dunes Photo by Loree Huebner |