First up, are any of you taking part in the the madness that is NaNoWriMo? If so, then check out gifted writing teacher Shirley Jump's blog on survival -
"TEN TIPS FOR NaNoWriMo—AKA a month of insanity!
If you’re doing National Novel Writing Month and planning on writing 50,000 words before the end of November, I thought I’d share a few tips and encouragement.
- HAVE A BASIC PLOT IN MIND BEFORE YOU START: It’s worth spending a few hours sketching out a plot. One of the best things you can do to keep yourself on track is to..."
Baking for Christmas? Trish Ashley's gorgeous Stained Glass Biscuits are totally gorgeous!
"Stained glass star biscuits are made with a spicy Christmas dough with a boiled sweet glass centre..."
Here's the recipe -
http://uktv.co.uk/food/recipe/aid/658513
Looking for a fabulously fun read? Here's a link to Smart Bitches Love Trashy Books review of Amy Andrews, Girl Least Likely to Marry.
"The Girl Least Likely to Marry is a delightfully lighthearted, funny contemporary romance with a heroine who is a socially inept nerdy scientist. Think ‘Sheldon’, from "The Big Bang Theory", but not as inconsiderate or mean – just someone who learns social rules by rote memory instead of intuition. Even though this book had some tropes I normally disliked, they were all played for such light-hearted comedy that I was completely charmed." These ladies are very hard to please, but... well, read for yourself.
http://smartbitchestrashybooks.com/blog/girl-least-likely-to-marry
2 comments:
Ooh, how nice to find GLLTM here :-) as well as the stained glass biscuits which I also happen to make every Xmas!
They don't quite look that glamorous though :-)
Thanks Liz!
Welcome, Amy!
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