By Tina Dybvik
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 Yesterday I received my complimentary copies of the 2009 Saint Paul Almanac. Starting this week, it's available for purchase in all my favorite shops--including the Artist Mercantile on 7th Place and St. Peter :) Stop by and say "hi" to Jen for me. 08/ A really good deal Rosetta Stone Language Learning is free online through Saint Paul Public Library (for those of us who have memorized the barcode on our library cards). I finished Unit 1 and am starting to think in French--as long as all I think about is cars, clothes, and food. 07/ Lammas  All that dies will be reborn. Corn and grain, corn and grain, All that falls will rise again." --Archaic 07/ Dancing at the History Center: Ride, Sally, ride Sometimes it feels really good to shut off the writing and dance a bit--in fact the parts of my brain that control words and movement do not work well together. Last night, I sang one chorus of Mustang Sally, and my Cha Cha came unglued. 06/ Institute of Childrens Literature This week I did an interview with Sue Bradford Evans for the 2009 Childrens Writer Guide: "hundreds of insider tips, market proven strategies, and pointed insights from more than 250 leading editors, publishers, and authors in the childrens publishing field." I guess that's me! ©2008 Tina Dybvik |
