Miss you guys (and lasses)

**pdcorlis** · 28th April 09, 09:59 PM

Aw heck - swing on by any chance you get, you'll find the door open and a light on. Any kilt loving lad or lass is always welcome in our little clan!

**Jock Scot** · 29th April 09, 02:09 AM

Far be it for me to volunteer for anything, but to help a damsel in distress,so to speak, if you are looking for a handsome(ish), dashing(once maybe), kilt wearing(sometimes), hardworking(!?), downtrodden(absolutely), farmer(ish),Scot(with English accent) type of person to help(star!) with your book, then look no further!

**ali8780** · 29th April 09, 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

Far be it for me to volunteer for anything, but to help a damsel in distress,so to speak, if you are looking for a handsome(ish), dashing(once maybe), kilt wearing(sometimes), hardworking(!?), downtrodden(absolutely), farmer(ish),Scot(with English accent) type of person to help(star!) with your book, then look no further!

Darn, if only you wore your kilt all the time and had a Scottish accent you could be the leading man in my book

**Jock Scot** · 29th April 09, 11:00 AM

Originally Posted by ali8780

Darn, if only you wore your kilt all the time and had a Scottish accent you could be the leading man in my book

Well alright, I know when I am not wanted.

Good luck with the book!

**piperdbh** · 29th April 09, 11:07 AM

Maybe it's not your time, Jock. It sounds like she wants Duncan from "Monarch of the Glen".

**Sionnach** · 29th April 09, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by ali8780

that's actually a possibility, we just moved from Surprise and we miss our friends terribly. And my husband travels down there for work from time to time.

A little advance notice and it could easily happen!

**Jock Scot** · 29th April 09, 11:25 AM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

Maybe it's not your time, Jock. It sounds like she wants Duncan from "Monarch of the Glen".

I wonder why I am not surprised!

**wvpiper** · 29th April 09, 11:34 AM

Originally Posted by ali8780

I'd like to try knitting hose, I think that looks like a fun challenge. But I don't have anyone to make them for... And the mower is broken, bummer

I was reading your blog the other day and thought the same thing-you should try it. I'll be your guinea pig

**lethearen** · 29th April 09, 12:37 PM

Good advice up above... free-form writing is usually what gets me out of my block. And it's a hard thing to do, but don't let yourself be your own enemy and kill the story before it's on paper! Doesn't matter how bad it is (and it won't be), once it's on paper you can tweak it. If you keep it all bottled up, you'll never have anything to work with