Category Jeff Harrison
The weather hasn’t been too great these last few days but having Robin and Jeff here with us makes it perfect in any kind of weather. We’re blessed.
What’s on tap for this week
Hi everyone,
Mary Jo Fresch and I are wrapping up our book and will send it off to our editor at NCTE by the 15th. Laura Robb and I have now signed our contract with Corwin and are about to send our editor there the first three chapters for her review. This week I’ll be working on Chapter 4.
But that doesn’t mean it’s all I’ll do. I have some new ideas that want attention — a fun idea suggested by son Jeff Harrison and a collaboration with Jane Yolen that had to be put aside while we both focused on higher priorities. I hope to scare up enough time this week and next to advance the cause for those two. I also have ideas on the back burner for two other projects that have some editor interest. Those will need to wait a while longer, but I think about them often to keep my anticipation growing.
In snatched moments I like to sit somewhere and give my muse a chance to show me future projects. Each week brings new excitement because of such times.
It was some party
Hi everyone,
Our daughter Robin Williams and son Jeff Harrison threw us the best anniversary party ever yesterday on our patio. We’ve never had a party just for us before and it was fantastic. We were surrounded by family, friends, and neighbors, the weather was perfect, and every detail was attended to beautifully. We’ll never be able to thank our “kids” enough for what they did for us. 
Special thanks to our son-in-law Tim Williams for preparing the best brisket for the best sliders in the history of the world and to good friend and neighbor Linda Goodman for her contributions of ideas, labor, and food. Background music for the afternoon was provided by gifted artist Bob Ranney. It was some party.
Thank you thank you thank you!
Hi everyone,
What a birthday I had! Sandy, Robin, and Jeff made every bit of it special. It was truly a day to remember.
To all the friends, family, and loved ones who called, wrote poems, and sent wishes, thank you! I did my best to keep up but at one point I fell behind with my thank-you notes and then Facebook went haywire and I was no longer able to post anything. It was very frustrating. I hope you know that I read and loved each reminder that we all live in the same community.
This morning it’s back in the wheel for me. Lots to do before we head back to Missouri.
wonderful host and hostess . . . not a bad way to goo foff in style!
