Waiting

Good Morning All

I'm at the end of my second week here in Colorado.  The time has gone both slow and fast.  I'm missing Ray and I can tell by his voice he is missing me.  He has the harder part because he's alone.

My friend is doing very well, she had her week out doctors visit yesterday and he was pleased with her progress.  She can see out of her left eye and is starting to make out letters and such - a great success.

I have put somewhat of a dent in my reading list, but unfortunately, I keep adding so I'm not sure my Kindle knows the difference.  I haven't done much writing, I can't seem to harness my thoughts enough to get them to the keyboard.  Speaking of writing, the sale of my latest, Finding Love at the Trail's End, is slow going. I wasn't able to publicize much so can I ask you a favor?  If you've read the book, would you please post a review, only if it's wonderful, of course. No. I'm kidding, be honest as I hope you will always be with me. The reviews are so important, they drive Amazon ratings and, of course, sales.

The weather thus far has been perfect. Yesterday, I actually sat outside and refreshed my faded out Arizona tan.  Today we're waiting for rain and tomorrow snow.  Such is life in Colorado.  I've been trying to get a good pic of the snow covered Rockies, but I'm always driving when the perfect picture presents itself.  I think I'll have a good chance to get even more snow covered pics within a day or so and I'll share.

Until then, here are pics I took on my walk the other day. Notice Mr. and Mrs. Mallard in the pic on the right. Soon little quackers will be trailing behind /


Cara Bristol is visiting today over at my author's site.  Her new book is a peek into life way back in the mid 20th century.  Sounds ancient, doesn't it but I'm talking about the 50's and 60's.  Please stop
by and say hello.

Until later, that's all the Aimless Ramblings I have for now.  Have a good weekend.