Shannon Stacey


When a good plan goes bad

I had some errands I had to do earlier this afternoon, so I came up with a plan. After my errands were done, I’d take myself over to my favorite restaurant and pull up a seat at the counter. I’d have an unsweetened ice tea, whatever lunch special looked good, and finish reading New York to Dallas.

I was sipping my iced tea, waiting for my lunch and hitting about 90% on the Kindle page-ometer where the case was starting to shake loose and things were getting good and…my brother-in-law came in and sat down next to me.

Isn’t that always the way?

4 comments to “When a good plan goes bad”

  1. Tracy S
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      · October 6th, 2011 at 5:19 pm · Link

    Does your brother-in-law know he’s the “gone bad” part of your plan?! ;o) LOL!



  2. Shannon
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      · October 6th, 2011 at 5:25 pm · Link

    Oh…um, I hope not? Oops. :)



  3. library addict
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      · October 6th, 2011 at 7:22 pm · Link

    Hope you manage to get NY2D finished soon. And when you get to the end of the last chapter there’s a link to “more books by author” (at east in the ePub version) but there is an epilogue after that. Just an FYI so you don’t forget to read the epilogue.



  4. Moran
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      · October 8th, 2011 at 4:03 pm · Link

    I just hate when people disturb me while I’m reading. Yesterday I was in my room reading a book and every few minutes my mom and my sister walked in and started talking to me and I was so pissed.
    I hope you were able to finish reading your book :)







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