Since so many of you liked the link to decades of Mills & Boon romance covers last week, I thought I'd share a few more links having to do with romance covers.
The talented Liz Fielding has cover artist Larry Roibal on her blog this week. You can even ask him questions so be sure to pay a visit! If you're interested in seeing cover art without all the words on the cover check out this page on Larry's website.
Silhouette author Suzanne McMinn blogged about the infamous AFS (Art Fact Sheets). You can read her post here.
Okay, back to work for me. I need to finish up Chapter 2 so I can move on. I decided to do some rewriting last night so didn't get as far as I'd hope. Plus I fell asleep while working. I decided to call it a night at eleven. I didn't want to chance my iBook falling off my lap! Especially since I'm sharing that lap with not only my computer but an almost fifty pound dog. Yes, Chaos has decided my lap is where she wants to be. Especially when I'm writing. She's here now and I've got my computer off to the side.
So what's the strangest place/position you've ever fallen asleep?
9 comments:
Hello, Melissa!
I loved this post.
Have a nice day.
The strangest place I ever fell asleep? Hmmm, for me, in the car and it's a catnap, not real sleep. *sigh* I'm boring. *G*
Good luck with chapter 2. And that is a great post by Suzanne! I read her blog dailey.
Glad Chaos has found someone she connects with.
Have a good day!
Thanks for the links! I don't and never have been a great sleeper. I may have fallen asleep at the movie theater or in a college class!
Thanks,Cindi
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I'm a ridiculously light sleeper, and struggle to go to sleep in my bed, let alone somewhere strange... so I have no interesting tidbit to put here.
Funny about Chaos. You're more patient than I am, pets get shoved to the side when I'm working whether they like it or not.
Hi Melissa,
I loved the post on Liz's blog. As to sleeping... I'm a ridiculously light sleeper. It's *SAD* - and most unfortunate.
However... undergrad -and life now- is a bit nuts for me. I'd sleep maybe 5 hours in as many days... so I've actually fallen asleep in the shower before. Mind you it was *very* quick - but I was out. Another place where I almost fell asleep... I believe was in the Russel Senate Building - that or the Rayburn House Office Building... there were speakers, and it was dry, and I was very tired...
I attended a seminar that was rather boring. We had to see a film that was 45 minutes long. Yes you guess it, once I sat in that reclining chair and they turned the lights out, I was a gonna. I woke up 10 minutes before the instructor put the lights back on. We had a quiz based on the movie and I passed.
Good luck with chapte 2 and the beginning of chapter 3.
Hi Melissa, thinks for the tips I will check it out. You always give good info on your blog.
Oh, I love all these places people have fallen asleep. I can sleep anywhere. When I worked for United, I'd often close my eyes when I sat down and buckled my seatbelt and would open them as we landed.
I actually fell asleep driving one time. Those little reflector things make enough noise, they woke me up. It was pretty scary.
I too go to Suzanne's blog daily - she's one of my favorites.
It takes me a long while to ever fall asleep but my one daughter used to fall asleep eating, playing (half on furniture and half off), on the floor, etc. I have a whole albumn of her falling asleep everywhere lol.
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