Tomorrow the Man and I are headed out to purchase our garden seedlings and get my raised bed started! I'm planning on Fresh tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, parsley, basil, and thyme. It's the little things. I'm so grateful to be able to raise fresh produce in our backyard.
On the reading front, I, not too long, ago reviewed a lovely book for Project Fandom and you can see the review here. If you are looking for a captivating story to read this summer, this is an excellent choice!
The school year is wrapping up and our oldest GRADUATED HIGH SCHOOL. We are very lucky to live in-district for our local community college so Mr. P is able to continue his education, close to home and get those required classed completed at the lowest cost possible. At work, I see tuition bills for schools from coast to coast and the average cost of a year at a 4-year college/university is more than I make in a year. Now it is true I don't make a ton of money but should college cost $30, 40 grand a year? It makes it unaffordable for most people to attend, or they suck it up and take out loans they are still paying back in their 50s.
Alright, I'm off my soapbox. Now back to me. I've been working on my book. It has no title, but I have the series name already picked out. I call it "Creating Cakes: Book 1." My plan moving forward is to post with some consistency on this blog and share how the writing is going. Also, I plan to do a bit of crowdsourcing for some of my editorial decisions.
I hope you will stay tuned and provide your two cents as I write. Here is my first bit of crowdsourcing, my first chapter is in decent shape. If I had it here to read, would you be interested in reading it if there was a $1.00 fee for the chapter and that fee offered future VIP perks? Comment below and let me know!
The Grad enjoying the best present ever, Hamilton Tickets!
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