Not feeling well
today, so I am not even going to attempt the writing challenges, sorry. I’m not
even going to church today. My choir director is going to kill me. This means I’m
going to be missing two weeks in a row. The wind and the cold yesterday took
their toll on my voice and my stomach is also acting up, so it would be hard to
sing with no voice and from the bathroom. I get glares in two weeks, but she’ll
forgive me.
In spite of the cold
and lack of actual sales, we had a great time yesterday. Tons of people took
our cards and paperwork, so we all will more than likely see a spike in our
Kindle sales this week. The same thing happened last time as well. 
The neat thing this
time was two different people who stopped at my table told me they already had
Taking Chances on their Kindle, and one of the people had read it already – and
she wasn’t just saying that, she actually made relevant comments about the
book, and when I asked, she agreed to post a review on Amazon for me. She also
said after finishing Taking Chances, which she downloaded while I was doing one
of the free promotions, she went and purchased A Second Chance because she
wanted to see how the series all started. She also started bugging me about the
release date for Simply By Chance. 
That alone would have
made yesterday worth freezing my butt off for five hours, but as I said, she
was only one customer who I chatted with. She had two friends with her who took
my business card and told me they would be downloading my books as well.
Keith, Linda and I
worked so well as a team. Whenever someone stopped by any of us, we all talked
about each other’s work, not just our own. It’s an easy thing to do when we are
all fans of each other’s writing. And, even though our writing genres are
different, we each have elements of the other’s in our own pieces. Other than
hard core non-fiction readers, we had something to offer everyone who passed.
As I said before, I’m
really not feeling well, so I am going to head back to be for a few hours. I
hope you have a Super Sunday (this concludes the alliterations) and Happy
Writing!
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