Over at the Athena Comics Guide site, I have my first ever “live, person-to-person” interview with “Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8” artist Georges Jeanty, which was conducted last Friday night at a local comic book shop. I felt like … Continue reading
Here’s a site that will strike a chord with those of us who seem destined to spot every aggravating grammatical and spelling error within our line of vision. You know what I’m talking about; the marquee sign that proclaims, “Your … Continue reading
This past Tuesday morning we needed to get all the legal papers signed and notarized for the North Carolina property deal so we could Next Day Air them back to the attorney. One of Cindy’s co-workers is a notary public … Continue reading
Well, we are now the proud owners (along with the bank, lol) of a piece of North Carolina property. At 3:30 this afternoon the attorney in NC completed the closing process and at approximately 4pm, after a short walk across … Continue reading
Over at the Athena Comics Guide site, I have my first-ever published interview posted. Drop by and read what comic book writer Mike Kingston has to say about his creation, “Headlocked: The Work of Art.” Thank you for subscribing to … Continue reading
Monday morning I met Kelley and Dennis at Animal Kingdom so they could visit the parks during the day. Since I was there anyway, I decided to do a Photowalk and to visit the new “Finding Nemo, The Musical” show. … Continue reading
Saturday afternoon Cindy and I drove up to Deltona to see our grandchildren. Well, not JUST to see the grandchildren, lol. We also wanted to see AnnMarie & Jason. After an enjoyable early dinner, we went to a pumpkin patch … Continue reading
Saturday I spent the late morning and early afternoon walking around downtown Sanford, Florida taking photos. Here’s one I really liked, because of the wavy reflection in the water of the sailboats. If you’re interested, there are 89 other photos … Continue reading
The 2007 NaNoWriMo program kicks off on November 1st and lasts the entire month. NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month, was started in 1999 as a creative writing project that encourages writers to pound out a 50,000 word novel in … Continue reading
I’ve made a couple of additions here at Casa de Jeff that I wanted to point out. Over on the right, directly beneath the photo of the undeniably handsome man who is half-smiling as if he is part of some … Continue reading
Today is the inaugural Blog Action Day and bloggers are being asked to either write a blog post about the environment or donate today’s blog site earnings to an environmental or eco-friendly charity of their choice. This blog doesn’t earn … Continue reading
I was reading my latest e-mail newsletter from WritersMarket and they had an interesting piece showing the results of a survey from the previous newsletter asking readers who are writers what distractions they have to writing. The answers are pretty … Continue reading
The United States Supreme Court just voted 5-4 to give Al Gore’s Nobel Peace Prize to George W. Bush. (I guess I should make note of the obvious; that this post is SATIRE) Thank you for subscribing to The Word … Continue reading
The man who should have been elected President of the United States in 2000 was awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize today by the Nobel Committe in Norway for his work in trumpeting the challenges we face from our climate … Continue reading
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in observance websites all over the Internet are “Going Pink” to show support. I’ve already made my annual donation, which this year will support my friend Katrina as she takes part in the … Continue reading
A few weeks ago a friend of mine sent me an invitation to join Facebook. As you probably know, Facebook is a social networking site that originally was limited to students and alumni of schools, colleges and universities, but recently … Continue reading
Well, actually the dancing would come later. We spent almost the entire day on Sunday, September 30th looking at different properties in and around Maggie Valley. It was an interesting way to become somewhat familiar with the area. Our most … Continue reading
