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December is a natural point to reflect on the bumps and bright spots of the year. For me, it takes some thought to process everything, but Whether you took time to look at a post, leave a comment, read one of my books, write a review, or suggest a friend check out my work, I December is here and the spirit of Christmas surrounds me like a cozy patchwork quilt made up of everything I love about the season. We’ve even been gifted with a few wintry days where the world became a snow globe that fortunately stayed (at least for the most part) off the Think bright red cardinals against the brilliance of newly fallen snow. Is there anything more lovely? heart. This one came to mind as I worked on what many of you have already done – or will be doing very soon. I hope it sparks a memory one – or are intrigued by any of my other books – click on the sidebar cover image to order. Here’s to this most magical time of preparation – and anticipation! P.S. Winston, my peke-a-poo rescue dog, suggests frequent breaks from gift-wrapping duties (and all other duties, for that matter) to cuddle It doesn’t seem possible, but Thanksgiving arrives tomorrow. I’m in the kitchen working on make-ahead dishes while hoping for a moment or two where I can add words to my largely abandoned new NaNoWriMo project. couple of years ago that many people enjoyed. It’s my slightly amazed nod to a Thanksgiving tradition of old.  Click HERE We are seven days into National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), and all over the world writers are tapping their keyboards as fast as their fingers can fly. In this annual challenge, it’s all about getting words on paper – more precisely, at least 50,000 of them in thirty days. In honor of those who are participating, I’ll keep my post short, because this is writing time  – not reading time. Probably not the most efficient method of doing NaNoWriMo. (Pixabay) Here are a few tips that have helped me when I’m trying to reach that remarkable (and surprisingly achievable) goal.