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Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / It’s all downhill from here.

Yesterday was the longest day, unless you are in the Southern Hemisphere. Now, the days will get shorter, unless you are in the Southern Hemisphere. I feel like I missed out on enjoying the daylight, but I was out there, I really was. Another blogger posted some photos of a very recognizable stone circle: https://steviet3.wordpress.com/2022/06/19/terri-webster-schrandts-sunday-stills-photography-challenge-3/Continue reading “Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / It’s all downhill from here.”

Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / It ain’t broke no more.

I fixed my welcome letter. Kinda. I was hoping to create a two or three stage automation to allow a double opt-in to my newsletter, but after several attempts I realized I would have to upgrade my mailhost, and well . . . I’m too cheap. You are just frugal. Thanks. My newsletter also goesContinue reading “Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / It ain’t broke no more.”

Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / If it ain’t broke . . .

I should know better. Yesterday, I started revamping my author newsletter welcome email. I was automatically triggered once someone signed up through StoryOrigin, BookFunnel, or through my landing page. It was working well. So I messed with it. Now it’s not working. Nice work, Leon. I try to keep my newsletters informative and entertaining, andContinue reading “Weird Wednesday: Cartoons / If it ain’t broke . . .”

Tuesday Tidbits: Author Newsletters (Part V)

Followers, subscribers and likes, oh my! If you are an author, then you probably have a newsletter. If you are a reader, you have probably subscribed to one or more. Newsletters are essentially about creating and maintaining a readership for your books. And by readership I mean people who will buy your books. I tryContinue reading “Tuesday Tidbits: Author Newsletters (Part V)”

Weird Wednesday: Earth Day / Cartoons

There wasn’t much lead up to this year’s Earth Day, so it wasn’t until the day of and I saw a few posts about it (Google helped with their graphic). You would think that there would be more hype, seeing the importance of environmental issu— If you felt it important, you probably should of remembered,Continue reading “Weird Wednesday: Earth Day / Cartoons”

Weird Wednesday: Let it snow, let it sno —Wait. What?/Cartoons

Much of the snow has—I mean had melted. I took the studded tires of my bike. The shovel that was broken from the record amount of snow we received this winter was making its way to the shed. Now we brace for a winter (spring?) storm that is supposed to be that worst in 30Continue reading “Weird Wednesday: Let it snow, let it sno —Wait. What?/Cartoons”

Wednesday Wonder of Words: Free Poetry / Cartoons

Why is alliteration attention grabbing? Maybe the same reason rhyming is? When you hear an alliterative sentence, do you try to anticipate how many more words will start with the same letter? When reading poetry, do you wonder which line will have a rhyming word? I suppose that’s why I have Music Monday, Tuesday TiradeContinue reading “Wednesday Wonder of Words: Free Poetry / Cartoons”