Monthly Archives: May 2009
Rain and Ants and Dreams
I am tired of this almost constant rain. For one thing, when it rains here, it seems like thunder and lighting also have to be present…which makes using a computer dicey. Oh, I have a surge protector, but when the … Continue reading
My Kind of Shopping
Like most women I love to shop. Unlike most women, my favorite places to shop are a little different. There are certain things I enjoy browsing and purchasing. If you are a regular reader to my blog, then you already … Continue reading
Romance Cover or Support Hose Packaging?
I recently picked up a pair of specialty hose for my mum who is diabetic and had to remark on the cover art for the packaging. I swear it looks like they took it from an ’80′s Harlequin cover. Very … Continue reading
Autograph Game Winner is…Pam P!
Congratulations Pam! Werebear picked your name out of the hat! Please email me at cass@ cassandracurtis .com (no spaces), with your full name and mailing address. Ooh this is going to be fun! Thanks to everyone who entered. I plan … Continue reading
The Autograph Game
So often I find a new author (or new to me) and have trouble finding the first book in their series. I don’t know about you, but I hate starting in the middle of a series. It’s as bad to … Continue reading
Moonlight and Shadows Book Release Party
My bff and fellow moonmaid, Cora Zane, is having a book release party over at the Midnight Moon Cafe today, so ya’ll stop by and have some Kona coffee and NY cheesecake for breakfast and read about her hot new … Continue reading
My Current Reading
I recently received an email from someone asking what I like to read. Well, right now I am in the middle of a book by Rob Thurman entitled Madhouse. Lots of creatures from myth and folklore run through the story. … Continue reading
When Mercury Goes Seriously Retrograde On Your Ass
May 6th to 30th life will likely toss you into the air and not stick around to play catch. If you’re reading this and nodding your head, then I commiserate. Being an Aquarius, I usually step aside and just let … Continue reading