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Moon Rise, Moon Set

By Jennifer Griffith on February 27, 2013

I saw both the moon set and the moonrise yesterday. It was nearly full and spectacular. Silver white against the deep blue of the predawn sky, just above the horizon of the jagged mountains to the west of our desert valley, it took my breath away. In fact, I had to change my running route […]

Posted in Family | Tagged creation, gratitude, nostalgia, the moon | 3 Responses
Tell me this hair isn't fabulous! It's amazing.

Meet Adrienne Monson, Newly Minted Author!

By Jennifer Griffith on February 25, 2013

Today I’m interviewing Adrienne Monson, author of the just-out-this-weekend newest-vampire-novel-on-the-shelves DISSENSION. She’s a cool chick with the most gorgeously stunning auburn hair you’ll ever see, and I appreciate her taking time to answer all my questions. First off, the most important question: do you snack when you write? If so, on what? (Don’t say blood.) How’d […]

Posted in Events, Reading, writing | Tagged Adrienne Monson, author interview, Jolly Fish Press, new vampire novel, vampire novel | 9 Responses
This was in my shoe a minute ago. Does it look like a goat's head? Or maybe the devil's face? Seriously. INFESTING the four acres. You should've seen that guy's truck's tire. Totally covered.

Welcome to Goathead Island, Kids

By Jennifer Griffith on February 16, 2013

It’s February 16th and about time to pull weeds again around here. The air is full of smoke from weedburning. Ever since my husband and I moved to this town 13 years ago, we’d been looking for land to build a house on. It’s a rural area with a slow economy. I figured, “How hard […]

Posted in Family | Tagged family, pulling weeds, rural life, teaching kids to work

Pac Man Fever versus MineCraft Fever

By Jennifer Griffith on February 9, 2013

“Cache Valley Mall, too good to be true…Close to you.” That was the jingle on the radio near the beginning of the opening of the Cache Valley Mall in Logan, Utah. At lunch yesterday, I was trying to keep my kids from numbing my mind with unintelligible chanting and endless talk about the videogame “Mine […]

Posted in Family | Tagged Aladdin's Castle, being the mom, Cache Valley, growing up in the 70s, Hunk-a-Bread, KarmelKorn, Mine Craft, MineCraft, motherhood, Orange Julius, Pac Man, Pac Man Fever, ZCMI | 4 Responses
Guest Blogging Over at R.K. Grow's Site!

Guest Blogging Over at R.K. Grow’s Site!

By Jennifer Griffith on February 8, 2013

Social media is pretty amazing. We meet people from all over the world–and we never leave the comfort of our pajamas! (And they don’t know we’re in our pajamas. I assume everyone thinks of me blogging in my ball gown with my tiara.) Recently I met via Twitter a really fun fellow writer, Rebekah Grow. […]

Posted in Big in Japan, book reviews, sumo novel, writing | Tagged author interview, Guest Blogs | 2 Responses

Hello, Johnny Raincloud! Will You Write My Scene?

By Jennifer Griffith on February 7, 2013

This morning I woke up super cranky. Well, I didn’t actually realize I was cranky until the sharpest replies started coming out of my mouth. It was weird, like an ABC Afterschool Special, where the body and brain have been switched and the soul doesn’t recognize itself. “Who is that shrew and why is she […]

Posted in writing | Tagged ABC, Afterschool Specials, being productive as a writer, cheese improves mood, cranky, fight scenes, How to deal with a down day | 4 Responses

Is Revising a Goal the Same as Quitting?

By Jennifer Griffith on February 2, 2013

I have revised my New Year’s Resolution. Already. I mentioned this to my husband, and he said, “It’s good to give up sometimes.” But, I argued, it’s not giving up. It’s changing my focus as a result of better information. My big plan was to make myself stop eating cold cereal—any cold cereal. This is […]

Posted in Family | Tagged cold cereal, family, goals, New Year's Resolutions | 3 Responses

Reading to Keep Out the Cold

By Jennifer Griffith on January 31, 2013

I know, I know. I live in Arizona. I have NO right to complain about the cold. I spend 3/4 of the year wishing it were colder, to be honest. But this morning, when it was about 20 degrees and we still have no heat in our house, I thought, dang. It’s cold. We worshipped […]

Posted in book reviews, Family, Reading | Tagged Alan Bradley, Burpo, Dissension, Edenbrooke, Jolene Perry, Kinsey Milhone, Melanie Jacobson, Robison Wells, Van Draanen, Variant
Spiral staircase leading to the 2nd floor courtroom of the U.S. Supreme Court

Getting Back in the Game — Running and Writing

By Jennifer Griffith on January 29, 2013

So, while I was in DC, I didn’t run my morning run. For one thing, we were staying with my cousin Hillary and she lives in a hilly neighborhood, and I was pretty sure my knees couldn’t take it. For another, our entire days were taken up with walking around looking at the sights, and […]

Posted in writing | Tagged dc, morning run, running after a break, writing after a break
Going Dark for DC/ Threats and Bribery: The Delicate Balance of Parenting

Going Dark for DC/ Threats and Bribery: The Delicate Balance of Parenting

By Jennifer Griffith on January 25, 2013

So, for the past week I basically went dark on internet interaction. It was weird to leave the “computer me” behind–all my editing projects and writing and this great swirling pit of time-suck known as social media that must be done when a person has a book recently in publication. It was nice to just […]

Posted in Family | Tagged dc, going internet dark, parenting
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