In spite of several mishaps, 9/10ths of a meltdown (wouldn't fit in my sig unless I kick out a book, so no) and the loss of two working days I managed to upload all my books direct to Apple, salvaged enough of my schedule to write 20,000+ words, hit the bike twice and mostly hold to my diet. And I'm down four pounds, so...yay.
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Pass me something gooey and chocolatey, please. I need all the good news you guys can bring. I put in an offer on a house today that was denied and I am super bummed out 
I came home tonight and my husband gave me a card, roses, and took me out to eat at one of my favorite places to eat (that he doesn't care for). It's been a rough couple of months with the holidays and other stressors, so we decided that we were just going to start fresh from here and move forward.
It was really sweet and really unexpected. Which puts me in exactly the right mood for a little romance writing.
It was really sweet and really unexpected. Which puts me in exactly the right mood for a little romance writing.
Ok, Rachel, here's some good news: I read In Search of a Love Story this week and loved it so much I sent an email to several reading buddies suggesting it Can't wait to try the others by you I picked up.
Can't wait to try the others by you I picked up.
Ouch! We've had that happen to us...twice. It's so heartbreaking. But I love the house that we have now and am so glad those others fell through. Hopefully you'll find "the one" very soon.Rachel Schurig said:Pass me something gooey and chocolatey, please. I need all the good news you guys can bring. I put in an offer on a house today that was denied and I am super bummed out
Thanks, I hope something new comes up on the market very soon!cegesmith said:
You just MADE MY NIGHT! Thank you, Caitie, seriously. I needed that! I got a crummy review on that book today and my post-free run has been lackluster so I haven't been feeling too hot. You totally cheered me right upCaitie Quinn said:Ok, Rachel, here's some good news: I read In Search of a Love Story this week and loved it so much I sent an email to several reading buddies suggesting it
I sold my first paperback of the new year.
Well, I got credited with payment for my first paperback of the new year, anyway. No sales rank movement, so who knows. But, still, money, yay.
Well, I got credited with payment for my first paperback of the new year, anyway. No sales rank movement, so who knows. But, still, money, yay.
Well, it's no house, but I REALLY did enjoy it!!!Rachel Schurig said:You just MADE MY NIGHT! Thank you, Caitie, seriously. I needed that! I got a crummy review on that book today and my post-free run has been lackluster so I haven't been feeling too hot. You totally cheered me right up
I'm about to release my next book in a couple days here, so that's nice.
I'm also about to cross 10,000 sales for the month, which is a first for me, and just...insane. Absolutely insane. I can't even wrap my head around that number. It's slowing down a lot and approaching "normal" levels, but still. That's...just...yeah. My brain is borked over it.
My family is going to go to Monterey Bay next week to celebrate my speshul new milestone. I'm pretty excited about that, too.
I'm also about to cross 10,000 sales for the month, which is a first for me, and just...insane. Absolutely insane. I can't even wrap my head around that number. It's slowing down a lot and approaching "normal" levels, but still. That's...just...yeah. My brain is borked over it.
My family is going to go to Monterey Bay next week to celebrate my speshul new milestone. I'm pretty excited about that, too.
Here's some good news. I posted when Three Girls and a Baby was free. One of my friends got it, and told me the other day she loved it. Went on to buy the rest.Rachel Schurig said:Pass me something gooey and chocolatey, please. I need all the good news you guys can bring. I put in an offer on a house today that was denied and I am super bummed out
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