Monthly Archives: January 2014

A Thank You Brings a Smile

Well for those of you who follow my blog you know I haven’t been writing, in fact I’ve been asking you to write postcards and send them to me. This past Saturday I was part of a very special ceremony. I wanted to thank a WWII Veteran. I started by asking fellow members of Soldiers Angels for postcards and then writing a blog about Edward Middleton a 94 year old WWII veteran. Well it seems my postcard book has made a splash.

Here is the link to the Army’s news feed, complete with photos.

WWII Vet Edward Middleton

WWII Vet Edward Middleton

I must first thank everyone who took time out of their lives to send me a postcard.

I must thank the 30th Armored Brigade Combat Team (formerly the 30th Infantry Division) for their participation. SSG LeCompte, (and the other members whose names I’m sorry I don’t have) did an awesome job.

Last but not forgotten my husband Sgt Feinstein who helped me every step of the way.

I don’t do this for the recognition I just want to make a difference.

What is ahead

Well I’ve been very busy of late. Hence my lack of blog posts.

I’m almost ready to publish my book. I’m hard at work getting everything in place. I’m still on the fence as to wether I’m self publishing or going the agent route. I’m probably going the self publishing route for my first book, we’ll see after that.

I’ve got a ceremony for a WWII veteran coming up on January 11th.

The date has been changed numerous times due to circumstances beyond anyones control, there was the holidays, then the death of a local medal of honor recipient.

I’ve got a few other things I can’t blog about because some of the people involved follow my blog posts.

I’m working on finding just the right cover for my book, and what I hope is the final series of edits.

I found an editor I think will be fun to work with as far as plot lines. I have to also mention all of the hours my Dad has put into editing my novel. He’s awesome.