Change of address

I've started a new blog. Or rather, I moved this blog to a new web address. Come on over: http://susanbishopcrispell.wordpress.com/

Looking for a good read?

Since you're reading my blog, I assume you know me, or at least like what I have to say. So please come join authonomy.com and read a (not quite perfect) draft of my novel. But please don't judge me by my typos! You can leave comments there or here. But either way please give me feedback and back my book on Authonomy!

Tweet, tweet

So you may have noticed the new Twitter feed on the right hand side. (yep, right over there -> under my new profile picture) Yes, I have gone over "to the darkside" as Lindsay put it. I am twittering. Everyday. Multiple time a day.

What this means for you is that when I'm not updating the blog regularly (like I should be, but because I'm a slacker at heart I simply don't some days or months), you can always check my Twitter feed and see what I'm up to. I have to Twitter for work, so I thought why not include it on here so everyone can take the internet stalking to a whole new level. Enjoy.

Lax

There is no excuse I can come up with that justifies my blatant disregard for updating my blog. I promise to return soon (with back-dated posts) as soon as I quit finding other things to do. For now, here is a quick list of things to blame:

• Editing is a long and laborious process. Even when you think you're done, you stupidly pick it up again and change things. (And find more typos!)
• We had Christmas and New Years Eve parties and the house needed cleaning - before and after
• My Christmas CD this year is really, really addictive.
• I spent four whirlwind, crazy-busy days in TN.
  
• I didn't finish Half Blood Prince on CD on my drive back from TN, so I had to finish it once I was home.
  
• The Twilight saga is happily back on my bookshelf - that is, when I'm not pulling them down and rereading.
• Ash said it best: Facebook is a time-sucking void.
• I contracted something that loosely resembled the plague, but I think I may be recovering.
  

Daisies In Danger?

I love my DVR. It lets me record shows and watch them when Mark's not home so I can spend an hour with him at the end of the night. Lately I've taken to DVRing all of my favorite shows and watching only one in real time.

Wednesdays at 8:00 I am glued to my TV watching the best show on television: Pushing Daisies. And now my beloved dramedy is in trouble. After being off the air for 9+ months (due to the writers' strike) after debuting its irst nine episodes, the ratings this season are dangerously low. Check out this link to a story on E! to find out how you can help to save my show. Please don't let my Daisies die.

Long Overdue

As you may have noticed, the blog has been incredibly quiet, okay non-existent, for almost a year. Many of you have asked for updates and I have unfortunately been very slack about posting anything, though I have actually had many things to say.

So I am backdating posts from the past year. If you are interested and have the time, check out the archives and you can get caught up in our lives. I'll try to do better in the future.

Sincerely,
The Slacker