Character Charts are all redone. Like everything, it was a bigger job than I thought. As I went through each character chart, it was much easier to visualize these characters, now that I have lived with them for a while.
Several of the characters had their parts, in the book, fleshed out in the book as well.
Today, I was able to spend some time with Master's Daughter in person. I had to bring my spanking new Character notebook, complete with colored index tabs to separate teachers from students, from others. Her response?
"Okay! Now I know where I got the 'must have it alphabetized, organized, and in a folder' phobia from."
In all fairness, to moa', I believe it originated with my mother and goes hand in hand with the office supply mania we all have.
Now, if I could just learn to spell in Cowboy, my title might make sense
“It’s the journey and not the destination.” Anthony Bourdain and probably a few people before him, said. I love the journey of writing books and painting pictures. The destination is the icing on the cake. And, that is not bad, either!
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