The Moonweavers Press

Author: The Moonweavers Press

  • Change

    Change

    If you could rewrite any book’s ending, which one would you choose?

    Searching through memory, there are books that have pleasant endings after chaotic chapters, some endings are not satisfying, some are just flat. But to change the way an author writes just doesn’t seem right. So I wouldn’t. It’s like telling a parent their child is ugly. No child is ugly. That ending was birthed in someone’s mind. I am not obliged to love it, but it was never mine to create.

    Personally I like open endings that make me think something is going to happen. The book may be ending but the story continues.

  • Best buy

    Best buy

    What is the best purchase you have ever made?

    When I was newly married, we lived in an apartment. Laundry was in the basement. Timing was critical. Six families shared one machine.

    Fast forward to a year later. We had a home. There was a laundromat mat in town, tons of machines. Laundry was fast and easy.

    Then, wonder of wonders, we bought our very own washer after a neighbor offered us their old dryer. They were upgrading.

    I was in heaven. Laundry whenever I wanted. No quarter collection, nor special schedule to get clean clothes. I still remember that feeling (it lasted several years) of the good fortune those two machines bestowed.

  • Time

    What app eats up most of your screen time — and do you even feel bad about it?

    Instagram, text messages and email occupy a good deal of my attention early in the morning. Later, whatever I have downloaded on Kindle calls, and I am forced to answer.

    Later in the day, I write, using AutoCrit. They also offer fabulous classes and fun challenges.

    At this stage in my life, I am doing what I want. No guilt about the dust on the floor or the wash waiting to be done. Well, maybe a little bit.

    I like YouTube also. After dinner (yes, I still cook and clean the kitchen) my sweetheart and I watch TV (another app).

    “App eat ite” filled day.

  • Tech Advances

    What’s a piece of technology you’re convinced will exist in 20 years?

    I don’t think I will be here to confirm or deny my prediction, but to answer the question, I believe everything that exists technologically speaking will be improved. Look at the TV or phones 20 years ago vs. now. Cars, bikes, even skates have evolved. I am wishing for a Jetson sort of society with flying cars and personal robots to vacuum the floors and dust the furniture for sure!

    If I am still on this plane, I hope there still is white cake with lemon filling and creamy icing along with 100 candles! Made by with love, of course.