a generous day….

Some days I wonder how I ever made it through the weeks, months, and years when I was driving kids, writing, helping my parents, working at a “real” full-time job and trying not to jump off the roof.

Of course I still micro-manage at least five to six other lives at any given moment.  And I work pretty much every single day. There are many joys and perks when you have an office at home.  But for someone like me – a definite Type A – hard-driving, never-can-do-enough kind of broad this office is dangerous.  I refuse to add up the hours I work but it would explain why I am exhausted every night.

This week one of the things I’m doing is preparing to head to New York for a mess of meetings and a photo shoot(no laughing-please). So this morning I went to see Patti, my lovely hair queen down the street.  I can ride my bike to her salon.  When she finished – and let me tell ya – this head of hair is a challenge – she refused to let me pay.  She even loaded me up with products and told me to go knock’em dead in NYC. That was a Christmas moment!!!!!

Then when I plunged back into my office, after first cleaning the bathroom, there was a lovely review for my newest novel.   Holy cow!!!!

Later, when I finished working out with lovely Heather, my yoga goddess, she gave me two pieces of chocolate from her mother’s new store. Get outta here!

I’m not feeling so sorry for myself right about now.  I’ve decided to cook dinner (just a warning) and I’m wondering what would happen if I went and hung out at the wine store!!!!!

I’ll keep you posted.

5 Responses to “a generous day….”

  1. yvonne erwin Says:

    Laughing, I am! Wonderful post, Kris. We can always use days like that!

  2. Cindee Says:

    That’s awesome. I am about to take my car in, it has a “boo boo” but I don’t know where it is. 8 years old, 120,000 miles and I’m keeping it until it falls apart. Hope some of your luck makes it up north here. Wine. ALWAYS good.

  3. Michael Elisabeth Says:

    Aren’t those days wonderful? I think the unexpectedness of it all is what makes it so special. Congrats on the day, the review, the hairdo, the chocolate, and the wonderful feeling of Being!

  4. Patti Greene Says:

    Ahhhhh…And aren’t you the one who gives to us, all the time! Life should always be about paying it forward. Love you lots.

  5. Ree Jackson Says:

    Tis always better to give than receive.
    And our Patti, has one of the biggest hearts. Yes, she does my hair too, and we have been blessed to form a wonderful friendship these past six years. Through Patti, I learned about you as an author. What a special gift Patti gave me by recommending your books.

    Even though I only met you once at BW’s (watching the Vikings), I feel as if you are such a wonderful person Kris. Through your writing, you help each of us touch a little part inside ourselves that we have managed to tuck away. I have read each one of your books, connect to your blog every week, and simply cannot wait for your new release. Take care, and keep on writing :-) Ree

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