Hi Kat! I didn't realize you were in the Dallas area. I'm over that way every so often, seeing friends and family. It sounds like you and Sylvia had tons of fun together.

I'm always behind on movies - I haven't heard of that one yet, but now I know I'll pick others before watching that. I don't mind if a movie doesn't give me an HEA, as long as I KNOW. There's nothing worse than thinking it will lift you up, when it drags you don't instead.

I was 11 when I discovered Harlequins at a flea market sale while I was on a family vacation in Northern Florida. I read tem the whole week on the beach the whole week we were there, and I was hooked. 🙂

I miss you too. Things here have been changing so much. But if you make a trip here, let me know, and we will gather everyone for a Sylvia Luncheon!
Hugs!
-Kat

Oh Jenny, I love historical romance. It was where I started and then the market went to Regency, which is great, but I can't write it. Still love historical romance.

Loved Kathleen Woodiwiss. I have never read a Jude Deveraux and I should. I've heard she's great. And Nora...I can still see her at an RWA conference, in the bar, talking to everyone. Her books are great and she was so friendly.

Hi Jenny, You got it. It's very hard to write these books and I found that out when I tried to write my first one. It took me three years and three complete rewrites. And it's still an ugly dog.

Hi Denise, Glad you're one of us. We all deserve respect. Have a wonderful Valentine's day.

Hi Kathleen, OMG,how I miss you and all the other Dallas Area Romance Authors so much. Kathleen was President of DARA and I was VP. I took over after her year and it was such a pleasure and honor to work with you. Give all the girls in Dallas a hug for me. I keep hoping to come back for a visit, but airfare is outrageous and the drive is way too long for me to make by myself. I like to fall asleep at the wheel...not good. Hope you and everyone there is doing well.

Hi Tari, Wow! Eleven years old. They are the perfect escape and you're guaranteed (well most of the time) a happily ever after. Happy Valentine's Day to you as well.