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Friday Night in St. Louis
The group at My Book Therapy really know how to have fun. They hosted a pizza party on the roof of the hotel Friday night. The view was amazing. I hope you can get a sense of it from the photo below. That’s the St. Louis Arch peeking over the wall.
We enjoyed fun drinks and some of the yummiest pizza, then the program began. Rachel Hauk, Susan May Warren, James Rubart, and Karen Ball entertained us with their own version of “Who’s Line is it Anyway?”
Heidi Main, Sheila Covey, and Kimberly Buckner
Me and Kimberly
The evening finished with sparkly microphones and 80s music. What more could you ask for?
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And She Tweets!
Yes, it is true. I’ve stepped closer to the tech world. You can now follow me on Twitter. @ChristinaSuzann
You may be wondering if this is an opportunity to know what I eat for lunch or a chance to become privy to earth shattering news from the publishing world. Well, we’ll just have to find that out together. What are you waiting for? Follow me!
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St. Louis
Here I am again! This is my fourth ACFW conference and each one is better than the last. Well, almost better. I miss having Jodie Bailey and Donna Moore here with me. It would be hard to beat last year when four out of five of our critique group were together.
St. Louis is a marvelous city. I rode in on the Metrolink Wednesday night and got to walk six blocks to my hotel. The architecture here is amazing. I can see the St. Louis Arch from my hotel room window.
One of the best things about conference is “hugging the necks” of friends I only get to see once a year. By the way, that’s a Jodie term so I felt the quotation marks were an appropriate tribute. I am so blessed!
Well, I’m off to another appointment. Have a great day!
Christina
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Me Against My Inbox
This morning I read a great post by Mary DeMuth. Her topic was clearing out your email inbox. I love the idea, but unfortunately the Hotmail demons have me fixed as their main target. You see, last year I had my inbox in pristine condition, then those aforementioned email demons pulled every piece of electronic mail ever sent to me from whatever land deleted emails live in and put each one back into my inbox. Yep, there were thousands. You may or may not believe this, but I managed to clean up the mess (over many weeks). Here’s the thing, a couple months ago they all came back again. It’s like Dickens keeps sending the ghost of emails past to visit me.
So what am I suppose to learn here? Do I try again? Thanks for listening to my silly ramble. Suggestion appreciated.
Visit http://www.marydemuth.com/2011/06/become-an-email-jedi-in-7-steps/ to read what Mary DeMuth had to say. Sorry, WordPress wouldn’t let me link it to her name. Hm, maybe technology has it out for me.
