USA Today bestselling author Dan Alatorre has 50+ titles published in more than 120 countries and over a dozen languages.
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Even if we’re only going round the corner to visit friends for a cup of tea I take my handbag with phone, notebook and purse just in case our little road has gone into Lockdown by the time we get back – gas leak, maniac on the loose or plane crash. You never know what might happen – you need money to go and eat or even stay the night, phone so you can tell everyone on Facebook about the drama and notebook so you can carry on writing.
my imagination. smiles. And a cell phone helps.
On the previous commentary, I did once wake up and go out on my front porch to drink coffee and smoke a cigarette (I know, I quit), only to find my entire street in lock in down while cadaver dogs searched the neighborhood.
And at the same house, I once came home to find my whole street in lock down because some idiot hand barricaded himself and his girlfriend in the house across the street.
I flirted with the cop that time and he let me in.
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Even if we’re only going round the corner to visit friends for a cup of tea I take my handbag with phone, notebook and purse just in case our little road has gone into Lockdown by the time we get back – gas leak, maniac on the loose or plane crash. You never know what might happen – you need money to go and eat or even stay the night, phone so you can tell everyone on Facebook about the drama and notebook so you can carry on writing.
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Wow. Has that – lockdown – happened?
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Not to me – I gave seen it on the news and it has inspired a few stories.
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Gotcha.
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my imagination. smiles. And a cell phone helps.
On the previous commentary, I did once wake up and go out on my front porch to drink coffee and smoke a cigarette (I know, I quit), only to find my entire street in lock in down while cadaver dogs searched the neighborhood.
And at the same house, I once came home to find my whole street in lock down because some idiot hand barricaded himself and his girlfriend in the house across the street.
I flirted with the cop that time and he let me in.
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Maybe lockdown means something different where you live than where I live. I don’t know that we’ve ever had a lockdown. What is it?
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I’m thinking it’s the same like “shelter in place”? That would be upsetting if I couldn’t get home to my 🐈🐈☹️
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The cops shut down everything and don’t let you through.
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My asthma puffer.
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😬
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Bullet journal, ideas notebook, leatherman multitool, torch, passport, pens (4 fountain 4 ballpoint), sparky tape,field notes waterproof notebook, purse, phone, business cards, pocket knife, plasters, ibruprophen, paracetamol, hand cream, lip balm, spare shoelaces, workout log book, glasses, sunglasses, reusable cup, tweezers…
I think I have worked out why my shoulder is often sore…
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Ha!
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Welcome, Sam!
Glad to have you here.
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😁 thank you
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We should probably feature some of your artwork here on the blog sometime. Maybe you can send me some digital images that I can post.
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My goodness I would love that!!
I will sort it some of the exhibition images, I have sensibly sized versions I can send you 🙂
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Please do!
There’s a “contact me“ button. Send me a message and I will reply. You can attach some images to the reply.
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I will not certainly do that!
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Ok!
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