I'm a little off topic today but my third son came home from college this past weekend. Those of you who are parents know of those times when your children suddenly leap to a new level of maturity. This son did that sometime in his last year of high school. It is so wonderful to deal with your children as adults. In my writing I find myself more likely to give my protagonists strong supportive families rather than dark upbringings. I love the relationship between parents and their adult children. I hope I can be as good a parent and a daughter as the heroes and heroines in my books.
Here's James at his graduation and my other sons helping his celebrate. Two of these boys are my beloved stepsons and the younger three are mine. I wish I could spread the joy of this day to all families.
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Judging by the picture, I'd say you're probably as good if not better than your fictional parents. :) Thanks for spreading the joy of your day my way!
All the best,
Gail
Thank you, Gail. Being a parent is the toughest most time consuming employment in the world. But it pays pretty good.
What a handsome clan! So glad things are going well.
I still owe you moolah for the book I "purchased" Saturday. I haven't forgotten!
And thanks for the nice comments about my presentation. You rock!
Just talking to you, it's clear you're a good parent.
And if you're writing good parents, then you MUST be one, right? :)
Ahhh, thanks.
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