We have 420 plastic eggs stuffed with candy and miniature toys,
plus another dozen that will be used strictly for the scavenger hunt, ready to
be hid Sunday morning. A fair amount of the wonderful—not—12 inches of snow we
received on Wednesday is still covering the ground, so the egg hiding may all
take place in Papa’s shop. He’s such a good grandpa and doesn’t mind his tool
boxes and storage cabinets being used as hiding spots. The scavenger hunt will
take place in there as well. Each egg contains a clue as to where to find the
next egg until they find their final prize—the golden egg. It promises to be a
fun time for sure!
I send you all Easter Blessings, and hope amongst the eggs,
bunnies, elaborate dinners, and family gatherings you have the opportunity to
rejoice in the miracle the holiday is based upon.
My agent from the Japan UNI agency sent me a lovely email
this morning. The publisher who purchased the Japanese comic adaptation rights
for Mail Order Husband has almost
completed the Magna version. It will be so fun to see! I can only imagine how
much work it takes to turn a complete novel into a comic. Some people are so
very talented. I can barely draw a stick person.
The May first release date for Never Tempt a Lawman is just around the corner. Right now I’m working
on the final revisions for the third roaring twenties story. The fourth story
is coming along nicely, too. I’m going to miss these sisters when their stories
are all done.
I have many things to complete today, so must get off the
computer and head to the grocery store.
Happy Easter everyone, you are each a miracle and a
blessing.
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