I just want to say thank you to all the wonderful authors who participated and gave their time and their eBooks to make this event AWESOME!!!
Also, thanks to all of you who checked back regularly, commented, answered trivia, and generally had a good time. That's what this was all about. :D
Finally, I did not reach 50 followers so I won't be holding a drawing today. But y'all are so great that whenever I do reach 50 followers, I will hold a drawing for a $10 giftcard then.
Just to recap:
On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me...Piper Vaughn to kick off all the fun!
On the second day of Christmas my true love gave to me...Lily Sawyer guest blogging on my blog!
Showing posts with label Lissa Kasey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lissa Kasey. Show all posts
Monday, December 26, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
WINNERS - Sarah and m.lanz!!!
Sarah (sarahs7836@gmail.com) you have won a copy of Lissa Kasey's Inheritance!
Anonymous (m.lanz28@ymail.com) you have won a copy of Lissa Kasey's Reclamtion!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Email me at kchayes54@gmail.com within 48 hrs to claim your prize. =)
Anonymous (m.lanz28@ymail.com) you have won a copy of Lissa Kasey's Reclamtion!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Email me at kchayes54@gmail.com within 48 hrs to claim your prize. =)
On the third day of Christmas my true love gave to me...
LISSA KASEY visiting me and giving things away!!!
This is what Lissa shared with me when I asked her my holiday profile questions. =)
Holidays and I are sort of frenemies. My family celebrates Christmas, Santa, trees, big dinner and all. I show up for the food and drop off presents. As an individual with anxiety issues, and fear of crowds, the holiday season is terrifying and painful.
Don’t get me wrong. I love the idea of it, selfless giving and all that. Being with family is great, though I live close enough to them to do that any time of the year. Unfortunately, this time of year means long lines, crowded grocery stores, and lots of traffic. Not great for someone who doesn’t like being around a lot of people.
However, this time of year is great for writing since no one really expects me to be anywhere, so often you’ll find me quiet online because I’m penning the next great m/m novel. =)
This is what Lissa shared with me when I asked her my holiday profile questions. =)
Holidays and I are sort of frenemies. My family celebrates Christmas, Santa, trees, big dinner and all. I show up for the food and drop off presents. As an individual with anxiety issues, and fear of crowds, the holiday season is terrifying and painful.
Don’t get me wrong. I love the idea of it, selfless giving and all that. Being with family is great, though I live close enough to them to do that any time of the year. Unfortunately, this time of year means long lines, crowded grocery stores, and lots of traffic. Not great for someone who doesn’t like being around a lot of people.
However, this time of year is great for writing since no one really expects me to be anywhere, so often you’ll find me quiet online because I’m penning the next great m/m novel. =)
Thursday, December 15, 2011
WINNER of Love on the East End - Marissa!!!
Congratulations to Marissa! You have won today's copy of Lily Sawyer's Love on the East! Get back to me within 48 hours to claim your prize!
Check back tomorrow to see what LISSA KASEY has to offer!!!
Check back tomorrow to see what LISSA KASEY has to offer!!!
Monday, November 7, 2011
Cooking, Control and the Fun you can have with Ketchup
Today I am going to interview Seiran Rou, son of Dominion leader Tanaka Rou. While Sei is a level five earth witch and attends U of M for magical studies, that is not his real passion. He is here to talk to us today about his love of cooking.
Me: So, Sei, how did you start cooking?
Sei: Um, I've been cooking for as long as I can remember. My mom never cooked, sometimes my babysitters would, but the food was always so awful I began to do it myself. The first thing I ever cooked was a frozen pizza. I know, gross, right? My own recipe has a whole grain crust with cheese sprinkled over it and then the marinara put on it, but we'll save that for another time.
Me: Sounds like you sort of got thrown in the deep end there. What is your favorite thing about spending time in the kitchen?
Sei: The control. I handle every ingredient, know what's in everything, and what it does to my body. There is no place I feel more in control of my life than when I'm in the kitchen.
Me: Do you have a favorite recipe that you could share with us today?
Me: So, Sei, how did you start cooking?
Sei: Um, I've been cooking for as long as I can remember. My mom never cooked, sometimes my babysitters would, but the food was always so awful I began to do it myself. The first thing I ever cooked was a frozen pizza. I know, gross, right? My own recipe has a whole grain crust with cheese sprinkled over it and then the marinara put on it, but we'll save that for another time.
Me: Sounds like you sort of got thrown in the deep end there. What is your favorite thing about spending time in the kitchen?
Sei: The control. I handle every ingredient, know what's in everything, and what it does to my body. There is no place I feel more in control of my life than when I'm in the kitchen.
Me: Do you have a favorite recipe that you could share with us today?
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