Things in my world are slowly progressing. My Kindle Scout campaign is chugging along for a while longer. If you haven't nominated it, here's another chance to nominate "Sara X". The free giveaway for "The Campaign" ended with two hundred additional copies going out for free. I sold fifty copies at full price also. So far out of the 250 copies I've gotten ten Amazon reviews, eight five star and two four star, two Good Reads reviews, and multiple positive comments on forums I frequent. On Sunday 2/21/2016 a Kindle Countdown deal will start for "To Rise or Fall" where the price of the Kindle version will be reduced to $.99 for a week. We'll have to see what kind of an impact that has on sales.
The seedlings (purple wave petunia, calibrachoa, dahlberg daisy) I started a few weeks ago are doing very well and it's almost time to start the second batch of seeds. The impatiens and salvias will be the next to get started. The last of the seeds to get started will be the marigolds, thunbergias, and zinnias. They tend to grow so well they don't need much advance planting.
We're starting to get the first hints of Spring now. Daffodils are breaking the ground and starting to emerge. The grass is greening up a bit. March is just around the corner and March is the month where I often start out the month shoveling snow and end the month mowing the grass. It is the ultimate transitional month around here. By the end of March all risk of serious snowfall is gone and Spring is in sight. It may not always feel especially Spring-like, but on good days, you can just feel it.
And that's about it for now.
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