A Photo Diary - Brinda Berry

Brinda's new book is sold in aid of charity (see below for details). I'm getting it. 

A Photo Diary of My Week ~ Brinda Berry

I'm so glad Sue and I are swapping blogs today. I've been very busy, and photos are a great way to share my week with you. I'm promoting the paperback release of The Waiting Booth and the digital release of a charity project called Wild at Heart that includes my short story, "Home by Midnight". Working my day job and writing at night keep me busy, but I've managed to have some fun as well. Let me show you. After checking out my post, I hope your readers will visit your  photo diary at my place,  www.brindaberry.com/blog.html.

Monday: My desk is not covered up on the first day of the week. It's a nice way to start.

Tuesday: My husband said he needed to entertain customers by taking them to a concert. He asked if I wanted to go along and sit in the company's box at the arena. Who was playing?  It was a return to the 80s with Journey, Loverboy, and Pat Benetar. I knew all the words to the songs. Woohooo! Yes, my husband rocks.

Wednesday: I attended a work conference about federal grant guidelines. If I'm smiling in the pic, it's because it was during a break.

Thursday: I had lunch away from the office at a little place with sandwiches and salads. I had a Tuna Crunch sandwich. I don't think I've ever had tuna salad with nuts in it. I'll order it again.

Friday: One of my favorite days of the week. Friday night usually means a dinner with my husband and a rental movie I've downloaded on the Playstation.  My dog Gus is in play mode.

Saturday: Writing in the morning and a workout are both on the agenda.

Sunday: I love to get up early to write and check email. My two little feet warmers are under the table.

Thanks for having me as a guest, Susan. 

Brinda's Social Media links:

WEB     http://www.brindaberry.com

FACEBOOK    https://www.facebook.com/BrindaBerryAuthor

TWITTER   https://twitter.com/#!/Brinda_Berry

This volume of short stories includes a wonderful variety of contemporary and paranormal tales, and was produced by the Diamond State Romance Authors as a project of love to benefit the residents of the Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. All profits from this collection will go directly to the refuge to help with the care and feeding of the rescued animals.

The stories in this volume were inspired by the animals. If you enjoy them, we hope you’ll recommend the book to friends, and doesn’t everyone need to feel a little Wild at Heart?

Buy on AMAZON: goo.gl/Aes9f or download FREE if you are a Kindle Prime Member.

If you'd like to see my week (gulp) - take a look at Brinda's blog: www.brindaberry.com/blog.html