December 2019
However,
the year hasn’t been a total loss. I got one new body part (shoulder) and had
two other surgeries. Well, one of them will happen the same day my next Daisy
book will be published, December 3. Therefore, since I’ll be in the hospital
undergoing pain and woe, I think everyone should be a bunch of sympathy copies
for friends and relations! Sound reasoning, right? Here’s the Amazon Kindle
Link:
Have been
attending physical therapy for my shoulder and feeling nominally better,
considering I’m older than dirt and honestly think I’ve lived plenty long
enough already. Not sure what to do about that, so guess I’ll just keep
chugging along.
Hope
everyone had a lovely Thanksgiving. Thanks to the photo below, which my younger
daughter, Robin, sent me, I’ve decided I’m spending next Thanksgiving at Robin
and Gilbert’s house in California. Since I had surgeries all year long, I didn’t
even get to visit California once
this year. I love visiting my family and friends in California, ding-bust-it! Anyway,
if Robin and Gilbert don’t want me to visit next Thanksgiving, too darned bad.
Robin shouldn’t have sent me this photo, huh?
My
winner-picking wiener dog, Bam-Bam, who is getting really gray around the gills
(I hate it when my precious hounds begin showing signs of old age; because it’s
so difficult to lose them) selected
wieners of November’s book-giveaway. The following folks will receive copies of
ANGELS FLIGHT after I’ve recovered enough from my next surgery to get to the
post office:
Melodee Joswiak
Annette Butler
Mary Roraff
And,
because he’s my favorite hound, here’s a picture of Bam-Bam himself:
At the end
of December, I’ll be giving away copies of SCARLET SPIRITS, so if you’d like to
chance winning a copy, please send me your name and home address at alice@aliceduncan.net. If you’d prefer
an e-copy, please let me know which kind of device you use. Thank you!
If you
enjoy the Daisy and Mercy books, or if you’re just fascinated by the 1920s (as
I am), please feel free to join Daisy Daze. I love Daisy Daze. Iris Evans and Leon Fundenberger founded the DAISY
DAZE Facebook page. On this page, people post all sorts of historical stuff
about Pasadena, sewing machines, automobiles, buildings, fashions from the
1920s, houses in which the people in the books might live, stars of the silent
screen, and lots and lots of other historical (1920s-era) stuff. It’s fun, and
if you’d like to be a member, check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/905100189878318/ .
If you’d like
to visit my web page (which I probably ought to update), here’s the link: http://aliceduncan.net/ . If you’d like to be
Facebook friends, please go here: https://www.facebook.com/alice.duncan.925
That’s it.
Thank you. See you next year!