Day Job

Two days a week I work at the local shop, Pingaring Agsolutions. We have everything a small town may need, groceries, alcohol, hardware, post, chemical, etc etc… And if i’m lucky i get to deliver chemical around seeding time, which means getting out an about. On Thursday I headed out to some local farmers, my
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Karly Lane

Today i’m so excited to have Karly Lane as my guest blogger. ( Or Karlene Blakemore Mowle for her Wild Rose and Eternal Press books) Karly lives on the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW in Australia. She is a mother of four children, (she needs an award right there just for that) and works
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Pressing send

“Magic was happening. For Sarah, even from an early age, she felt the energy around her from the land. This afternoon was no different.” That is the start for Sarah’s Journey…for the moment at least before the editors get a hold of it!! So on Friday I finally finished my last minute read through before
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Mt Gambier

On wednesday I drove to Perth and was lucky to catch up with Fleur Mcdonald. We caught up over pizza, wine and burbon. Fleur is such an easy person to talk to and we had so much to chat about, and never enough time to cover it all! Thursday morning I was up early and
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Getting there

I hope everyone had a great Easter break…I know I did. Total relaxation, fishing, sitting on the beach, reading and spending time with my family. I took my laptop but didn’t get it out to write, which i’m glad as it was good to have a real break, a time out from everything. Not that
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Time

School holidays are fast approaching and i’ll have the kids home…which means two weeks without writing. I might get in a few hours maybe if they decide to play outside and build a cubby but more often than not they are in every half hour screaming for food and water, or ‘i’m bored’. So its
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Aussie Author Month

Aussie Author Month is a great idea as we have a wealth of great Aussie Authors. Now I believe reading should begin from a young age…read Mem Fox’s book on the importance of reading to your darling babies, its great. (and she’s an aussie). So for Aussie Month I thought i’d share with you two
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Helene Young

It seems fitting to have Helene Young as my guest blogger today, seeing as its Aussie Author Month. I’m a big fan of Helene’s, after picking up Border Watch…now called Wings of Fear, and devouring it. I love her mix of suspence, the Aussie QLD coastline and the good dose of romance. So i’m excited
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Joyflight

Over the weekend we headed to Perth so I could finally enjoy my birthday present from my hubby. (Also needed to get a new phone as I killed my last one…it was an accident, I promise. But I love my new one and turns out the plan works out cheaper than the last phone. Joy
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2011 Tour

Our trip started when we travelled 400 odd km’s to Margaret River, such a beautiful area, where we booked into Bridgefield and had this cute little cabin to ourselves. I love old things with history so I enjoyed looking around this place. That night we walked down to the Margaret River Bookshop where we were
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