Still bogged down in book writing, so just a few things that have been on my mind this week:
- It’s about time to fetch the Resurrection eggs out. Don’t worry about doing the dozen. If you manage half of that you’ll doubtless do better than the Vicarage. Do some – it’s fun, a great way to prepare for Easter and an excuse for early Easter chocolate, unless you’re Lentenly fasting, of course.
- I’m loving the music from Ordinary Time – folky acoustic adaptions of traditional hymns. Mellow and lovely.
I ordered a bunch of copies of The Mystery of the Empty Tomb for our toddler group for Easter – it has lovely pics and a really clear story. 10ofthose do very fast delivery if you want some too. And give you a one hour delivery time slot. Magic. I clubbed together with some other clergy wives on the conference to get a good price. on a bulk order. Perhaps you could do a joint order with other local churches. You could make a couple of calls and save everyone money.- I have about 3 weeks to finish 2 chapters, edit everything to some sort of coherence, write a final chapter and send to my editor. Messy Meals and Messy Celebrations are next week’s challenge. Am currently wondering how many easy peasy meals I can plan for the coming weeks to allow more writing time. Macaroni cheese again anyone?
The Vicar's Wife 
http://www.adamsapplejazz.co.uk has some very good jazz arrangements of hymns. We heard them on Saturday for the second time. There are some youtube clips.
I would gladly drop a casserole round for the family, while you write – but being 250 miles away it might be rather cold! I know how time consuming writing is and sometimes you feel you are going round in circles. Every blessing.
Glad you like the book 🙂 I also have a heap of writing to get done this week but good morning so far!