By: tanita davis,
on 4/15/2012
She's blind, yes. But, that doesn't end the imagination, now does it? Unfortunately, it does make it hard to tell, when you're writing longhand, if you've got ink in your pen...Fortunately, the police are here to protect and serve - and this time,... Read the rest of this post
By: tanita davis,
on 4/6/2012
THIS WAS FIRST PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 14, 2007: How ironic that not much has changed, and yet so much has - and I STILL need to hear all of this again.Maybe you do, too...For my Valentine's Gift today, I got a note from my agent telling me that yet... Read the rest of this post
By: tanita davis,
on 4/1/2012
This is going to be somewhat of a serious post - but it's something that comes as a result of a lot of soul-searching and talking with other blog friends.This month it's National Poetry Month, and we're all poised to enjoy the beauty and power of... Read the rest of this post
What a great story! I can't help thinking the impressions must not have been very deep on the paper, or maybe they could have done a rubbing with graphite...
Well, looking at the rubber lines she uses, I have a feeling that she probably writes pretty hard - but that only would take you through the first few pages... after that, things would get tricky.
I just think it's hilarious - policemen are on every detective show so Super Keen and able to read phone messages from ripped-away pads - nice of them to prove they really can!