Cranky Writer is Cranky and! Saltation sightings?

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. . .consider the above fair warning, and Do Not Try Me(tm).  Thank you.

As reported earlier in the week, B&N and Amazon are now shipping Saltation; both are accepting customer reviews, if you’re of a reviewing bent.

I’m now looking for reports of Saltation spotted in the wild, as well as any other Lee and Miller books that might be nearby.  As you’re out and about town, keep your eyes peeled, please!

No, we have not yet received our Big Shipment of Saltation subscriber copies.  We’ll tell you when.?

My plans for the day include cleaning out my closet and making up a box of stuff to go to Goodwill, brainstorming, and perhaps goofing off with my spiffy! new! layout program.

What’re you doing that’s fun?

Originally published at Sharon Lee, Writer. You can comment here or there.

Comments

[verana1111.livejournal.com]

Today I'm going out looking for Florida landscape plants that can survive not only the heat of summer and severe full sunlight, but also several freezing nights in a row. Mother Nature kindly did an 8-night practical cold-weather exam this winter that a large number of my previously beloved plants failed. Miserably. And with permanent results.

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Our red-flower hibiscus passed that exam. So did various azaleas.

The prominent leafy plant in the nice flower pot out front, not so much.

[(Anonymous)]

My 30 year old orange double hibiscus apparently didn't survive this year's Florida winter either. Not a sign of green yet!

Most of the other plants are apparently toast also. The only thing that really is showing no sign of problem is my Coonties.

Susan
Orlando