LK Hunsaker's Blog: News and Ponderances

                                                                            We finally got an IEP through for our granddaughter with full-blown ADHD, along with a few other issues she's had to deal with for years. Even with her issues, she is one of the sweetest little girls you'll ever meet, if you're lucky enough to still meet sweet girls by the time they're school age.She's getting extra help

 I've been pushing to get the hardcover edition of Moondrops & Thistles out for the 30th anniversary of the end of Desert Storm. It's hard to believe it's been that long already. Time flies when you keep busy.Being busy means I did not get it ready to publish by today. It is getting close. I'd rather have it later than I wanted and as right as I can get it than to meet my own deadline. I do have

What I see when I get dizzy andlower my head...   Let me start by saying I'm really a very private person. That might sound odd for a novelist, but sharing my thoughts, ideas, and opinions is a very different thing than sharing ME. I mean, sharing personal stuff, like health stuff. I don't, really. It's generally not professional, but beyond that, it's intrusive. Thoughts and opinions are things

 I detest the cold.I mean, I truly detest the cold. I get cold easily and don't warm up again easily. The only way I can get to sleep in the winter is by letting my electric blanket warm me, mainly my feet, and then turning it off. Otherwise, my cold feet will keep me awake most of the night. They Do Not Warm Up by themselves. They refuse.I also don't like the dark. I like light, preferably sun

 I know; it's been a while again. I haven't quite known what to say, I guess. Like many, I was thrown way off this year. I'm still thrown off. My concentration level is low. My survival instinct has taken over. It's hard to let your mind think deeply and creatively when you're in survival mode. Others have said it better, but the arts need a stable and thriving environment in order to grow, to

CRR Blog Tour – November 2009 Host: The Pen Muse Dec 1 Permalink to Tour Stops Hello and thanks for having me here today as the last stop on my whirlwind tour! Since this is the end, I thought I’d talk about the inspiration behind the story. All of my books revolve around the arts or an artist of some kind. I grew up surrounded by artists and it seeped into who I am enough that it flowed

CRR Blog Tour – November 2009 Host: Steph Burkhart Nov.29 Original Post Permalink to Tour Posts Hello! Today I’m welcoming back my celebrity reporter, AK Avoxx. He’s managed to not only get the infamous Ryan Reynauld on the interview block again, but also his bodyguard Fred Dawson, better known as Daws. I hear he had an interesting time juggling both together, especially as Daws is not

CRR Blog Tour – November 2009 Host: CRR Nov.27 Permalink to Tour Posts [This was a Release Day post where I asked FB friends to ask questions and used them as an author interview.] ~~ How does a struggling author cope with struggling? Chocolate. And coffee. ;-) Okay, in all seriousness, I’m a big believer in balance. There are many, many downs that come along with writing -- from

CRR Blog Tour – November 2009 Host: Lizzie Starr Nov.25 Original Post Permalink to Tour Posts Family Relationships --------- Hi Lizzie! Thanks for having me at your blog! I read one of your posts on someone’s blog the other day where you mentioned how your Keltic books inadvertentlybecame a family saga. Today, related to that thought, I’m going to make a bit of a confession about my new

CRR Blog Tour – November 2009 Host: Sandy James Nov.23 Permalink to Tour Posts Silence: Sword and Shield --------- Hi Sandy! I’ve been following the incredible success of your books and am glad to be here today to chat with you. They are still on my TBR list. Following this tour, I think December will get to be heavy reading month. ;-) So far, I’ve been focusing largely on Ryan, my mc/hero.