Day after day in South East England the wind has
been raging and lashing rain against the windows of my house. The weather
conditions make it an ideal time to stay indoors and continue writing my new
novel Monday’s Child, the sequel to my novel Sunday’s Child published by MuseItUp.
Both novels are traditional historical novels set in the Regency. At the moment
I’m patting myself on my back because another historical novelist who is
reading Monday’s Child, chapter by chapter, e-mailed me to say my description
of a ball made her feel as though she was watching a film of one of Jane
Austen’s novels. As you can imagine her comment makes me feel as though I’m
floating on air.
Rosemary Morris is interested in all things historical and organic gardening. New release. Tangled Love a romantic historical 27 01 2012 MuseItUp publisher
Showing posts with label S.E.England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label S.E.England. Show all posts
Saturday, 4 January 2014
Saturday, 23 March 2013
Snow is Falling on My Hair
Here in S.E.England light snow has been falling and settling for most of the day. When I took two black bin bags to the rubbish bin I couldn't believe how cold it was. By the time I came back into the warmth of my house snow had not only fallen onto my hair it had settled, and I was shivering. However, the sight of a bouquet of yellow roses given to me by guests who came to lunch today, and a vase of pink carnations brought a touch of summer to my house.
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Bin Bags,
Carnations,
Hair,
Roses,
Rubbish Bin,
S.E.England,
Snow
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