Brouhaha
posted by Anna Louise Lucia @ 6:58 am
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Anna Lucia
Love is Dangerous. Romantic Suspense from Anna Louise Lucia.
Wednesday, August 03, 2005
About Me
- Name: Anna Louise Lucia
- Location: English Lake District, United Kingdom
Welcome to my blog! There’s no such thing as an ordinary person. I passionately believe in that. I’m pretty ordinary myself. Thirties, married, average height, average weight. I get up, I get online, I go to work, I come home, cook, eat, write and sleep. But I’ve also proposed marriage over a prawn curry cooked on the shores of Ennerdale Water, climbed mountains in an icelandic wool poncho and played extreme tag in the African bush. Many of my stories play with this theme, that an ordinary person might be going about the business of their life until something happens, something changes… and changes their whole world. They become heroes.
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4 Comments:
Blimey!
Yes, I'm afraid that is the um, "entertainment" we were subjected to. While they didn't show the Challenger explode, they showed everything up until that moment, and for those of us who did watch it happen, it didn't matter that we didn't actually see it, we KNEW. And we bawled.
Then of course, there was the whole Princess Di thing which was really horrific as well.
Though I'd wished you and many others were there purely for purposes of huggage, this was something that was good to have missed.
Oh, I forgot... how COOL that Nora has a bloggy place! Must go visit more often!
It was something else I'll tell you that.
This was the first conference and first awards ceremony I have ever attended.
I left half way through because it was too much.
I think I'll jump on the band wagon and blog about it myself.
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