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By: Kristin Nelson,
on 6/24/2011
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Status: It’s raining. Again!
What’s Playing on the XM or iPod right now? ROSANNA by Toto
Yesterday, Brian headed home to Denver with Chutney in tow. The poor man has had nothing but bad luck with air travel and yesterday was no exception. Brian and Chutney’s plane was delayed by almost 5 hours.
Security lines were also a mess. Over an hour to get back into the gate area if Brian exited the terminal. In short, the two of them were stuck between a rock and a hard place.
And here’s where Southwest Airlines gets my vote for best airline ever.
Although you can’t quite make out Chutney (as she’s behind that gray ladder), here is the shot Brian took of the cluster of southwest employees trying to get Chutney to go to the bathroom out on the tarmac before boarding the plane.
Needless to say, Chutney was too freaked out but kudos to the employees of Southwest for going the distance. They really tried!
STATUS: We've got the heat cranking. Poor Sara in the loft needs a fan!What’s playing on the XM or iPod right now? TALKIN’ BOUT A REVOLUTION by Tracy Chapman Quite frankly, I think this entry’s title sums up the day.
Here I am with Chutney about to brave the 15-minute walk to the office with a wind chill of -20.
Is that a Dog in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? *grin*
New York is going to get hit tomorrow so we are anticipating two nicely quiet days where the phone doesn’t ring. I’ve been averaging about 3 hours a day on the phone for the last week.
Plenty of time to tackle the Macmillan contract again. With luck, I’ll make it to page 20 this afternoon! The words “electronic media” are making me nervous.
STATUS: Today was a whirlwind of good news and I actually knocked 2 things off my To Do List. I’m flying high tonight.
What’s playing on the XM or iPod right now? THE WEDGE by Dick Dale
Courtney Milan—next to Chutney, Courtney has the cutest dog on the planet! Seriously, most of you know that Courtney came my way via a recommend from Sherry Thomas but then I met her in person and the Chicago Romance Writers Conference. I was impressed on many fronts.
Paula Reed—is the only client where I found her! I read an article about teachers and Columbine High School in the Denver Post and she was profiled. In the article, she mentioned she was writing a romance so I reached out to her. Now she writes literary historical fiction.
Sarah Rees Brennan—I was the only agent she queried for The Demon’s Lexicon series. Every day I’m thrilled and amazed that it was so!
Kim Reid—I met Kim at the Pikes Peak Writers conference and I think I physically groaned when she said she had a memoir to pitch (she won’t let me live that down!). Her memoir NO PLACE SAFE is one good reason why I’m proud to be a literary agent.
By: Kristin Nelson,
on 11/2/2010
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STATUS: I feel like there is a change in the weather. Suddenly both Sara and I have a lot of deals unfolding.
What’s playing on the XM or iPod right now? ELECTION DAY by Arcadia (you knew that was coming!)
It's Tuesday, Nov. 2. Vote! Don’t let it go to the dogs!
And as my father used to say, "voting gives you the right to complain."
By: Kristin Nelson,
on 7/12/2010
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STATUS: It’s a crazy Monday and I haven’t posted Chutney pic in ages.
What’s playing on the XM or iPod right now? DON’T FORGET by Brett Dennen
Today our client Courtney Milan was in town so we went to lunch. Knowing that Chutney likes to hang at the office, Courtney brought her own fur baby, Pele, to keep her company while we went and got some Thai noodles.
After a minute of furious growling, how dare another dog enter her domain, Chutney decided she really liked Pele and they spent the rest of the time snuggling on the couch together. (Couldn’t catch that shot!)
But here they are at the park post lunch.
Yep, I’m holding treats so I have their undivided attention… Clients and pets are always welcome at NLA.
By: Kristin Nelson,
on 11/4/2008
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STATUS: Happy Election Day.
What’s playing on the iPod right now? STAR WARS (MAIN TITLE) by John Williams
Really, is there anything else to say today?
By: Kristin Nelson,
on 2/26/2008
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STATUS: Who are these writers who expect me to proofread when it’s after midnight? Dang perfectionists. hehe
What’s playing on the iPod right now? Nothing on at the moment.
It’s another late night and I’m just done in for the night. I’ve got great things to share from my meetings today but it will just have to wait until I’m coherent tomorrow morning—and then I’ll blog for real.
In the meantime, Chutney pics.
She’s such a New Yorker now. She doesn’t even want her picture taken.
Chutney at the Hudson River promenade.
"I'm just so not into you." Father Domo Park, West Village
After a long day shopping in Soho...
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on 6/20/2007
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Two more miles through the woods...seven more mosquito bites...and Mystery Writer remains a mystery.
The boys were off getting haircuts this weekend, so E and I decided to take the little black nature journal on another hike. This time, we checked out Silver Lake Bog, a beautiful trail that starts with a half-mile boardwalk stroll before climbing through the woods to a bluff overlooking Silver Lake.
For a couple weeks now, we've been trying to track down the owner of a beautifully sketched and written nature journal that a student's father found by the side of a hiking trail. It chronicles seven years of Adirondack hikes and includes the names of every bird and wildflower spotted along the trails, but no name of an owner. Last week, we checked the log book at Poke-o-Moonshine mountain to see if we could figure out who hiked there on the date noted in the journal, but the log book didn't go back that far. We ran into the same problem at Silver Lake Bog this weekend. The first entry in the book is from just over a month ago.
We didn't find our Mystery Writer, but here's what we did find:
Many, many lovely bunchberry plants,
A pitcher plant (Did you know that this is a meat-eating plant? Doesn't it look alien?)
A White Admiral butterfly,
A friendly toad, and a tiny garter snake, no bigger than a Number 2 pencil, who slithered under a log before we could snap his picture.
We enjoyed some writing time up on the bluff, so close to all the things Mystery Writer loved, but no closer to knowing her name.
We'll hike again next week, but I'm afraid we'll run into the same problem -- log books that have been replaced since Mystery Writer's last visit. Where are the old ones??
This afternoon, I called DEC headquarters, where a woman told me that I should check with Chris. Chris might have them, over in Lands and Forests. She transferred me to his voice mail. He's out of the office until June 25th.
Part of me is glad. I am loving the sunshine, the warm rocks, the leaves under my feet. Besides, nothing ruins a good mystery like having it solved too soon.
It's no wonder she couldn't go, with all those guys watching her.
I love Southwest too. I was recently travelling solo with my two very small munchkins, and our pilot (pilot!) ran us across the airport to help us find our connecting flight.
I love it where there is a good thing to say about the airlines.
Pen and Ink has a guest poster from the Vermont College of Fine Arts.
Today’s guest blogger is Sherry Shahan who talks about writing in the negative space. (Now I want to read her book.) Come visit. http://thepenandinkblog.blogspot.com
Glad to hear they are so good to their canine flyers too! I have three little ones that I travel with too.
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I can't go when guys watch me either. God bless them for trying.
Haha that is so funny and cute! Love it!
I remember when pilots would let kids into the cockpit and show them around.
(sigh)
Glad that they could make the best of a less-than-ideal situation!
My first thought was, I hope Brian and Chutney weren't separated for the entire five hours. But then you said Southwest, and I knew it wasn't that bad. I believe the airline is employee-owned. Seems to make a difference.
A few months ago I had to give up my 12 yr old westie after my husband passed away. That was sad enough, but I was stuck in Europe and my dog...my furr kid...was going to live in Texas with a friend. I sent Hamish on Lufthansa from Budapest via Frankfurt where he had to remain overnight. I chewed my nails to the quick. Then a surprise: I started getting emails. "We are taking good care of your baby. Another: He ate this much. Another: Your baby went potty. Another: Your baby gets regular walks and eats out of our hand, etc. I wept through each email. Kudos to Lufthansa as well!
I became fixated on the word "rain". What is that? I bet it's fabulous - send some this way. Fly Southwest to Texas and fry, fry, fry. I enjoy your blog a lot and have been a steady reader. Thank you for pub advice and laughs.
It could have been worse. At least
Chutney avoided the TSA agents.
I will agree with you. Southwest is one of the best airlines when it comes to customer service!
I love Southwest. They go above and beyond. I cringe at flying into cities that aren't serviced by Southwest.
As a pet owner, this is why I don't fly anymore unless it's absolutely necessary.
But good for them for taking the time to care that much. (And good for Brian for watching and taking photos.)
Southwest is always my airline of choice.
Having a great dog myself (a puppy at the moment) who is trying to potty train, I can just imagine the scene! Thanks for sharing.