1. Become more active on social media.
1. Do less catastrophizing.
2. Change FaceBook status to “Marooned on a desert island.”
2. Scotch “abducted by pirate” rumors.
3. Stop second-guessing.
3. Be more decisive.
3. Set realistic goals.
4. Rearrange bookshelves.
4. Color-code bullet journal.
4. Organize notes into Personal Knowledge System.
4. Stop procrastinating.
4a. Stop reading articles about how to stop procrastinating.
5. Send Happy Holiday Cards before the holidays.
5. Send Happy Holiday Cards before Twelfth Night.
5. Wish Friends, Readers, and Relations a Healthy and Happy New Year.
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Rosemary Clement-Moore 
Several years ago (maybe 5 or 6), we, that is, you, me and my youngest granddaughter, had lunch together at that year’s SoonerCon. And now I am rereading your stories. Because, you know, there aren’t any new ones!
I really do love your writing. I hope you are well, and that writing is still on your to-do list.
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Thank you for this! I do remember you, I just can’t believe it was so long ago. 2021 was definitely a “get back on the horse” kind of year, but I’m writing and I’ve got several things in the works. 🙂
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Yay! I’d love to read more of your stories! 💙
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Hi, I love Splendor Falls and Texas Gothic, I hope you keep writing.
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