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I visited Bordeaux and from there went to Mentendre where I met members of a Genealogy Club. They helped me trace more of my Huguenot ancestors. Then, later in the week, I went to a Bordeaux restaurant and tried lamprey for the first time. Here is what they look like: https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7078/7129322663_7861d71fca_z.jpg
Very cool!
I figured out how to apply for my Louisiana Respiratory License.
Now if I need CPR in Louisiana I know who to go to.
I wrote, edited, and distributed the handbook for the coop I run. LOL.
Seriously though, I figured out how to salvage a novel I wrote a few years ago. And how to start it, which is always the worst part, right?
It’s definitely one of the hardest parts! Nice job.
I had a “first” last night. Scott and I were out in a seriously loud and crowded Jersey Shore bar and two ladies walked by our table and congratulated me on my book<<which isn't even out yet.
I'm pretty sure I don't know them, but luckily I had a stash of bookmarks in the car so I handed a few out. 🙂
Sweet!