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I Proposed!

Yesterday I took a leap of faith and I proposed! To be clear, I sent a book proposal to Hay House. It only took me six months to get it to good enough. Actually, it took me over two years of trying to get it together. I am not sure it is even together, but I had to send it somewhere. Deadlines are good for that. In the big scheme of my Uncapsize Prompt. This was prompt number twelve, return. I had to come back to the harbor and find a place of safety and then hit send. Which is what I did. Then I ate pizza, full gluten pizza. No bueno. Then I panicked and decided I didn’t want my true story out there. I went to go delete or unsend and realized I had a mailer daemon error code.  YAY!  I typed in the wrong address. Oh darn. Not. With a sense of relief instead of knots, i emailed my writing friend Mary and explained what fear and his twin, the imposter sister was doing to me. She responded with a succinct. Its time. So, I let it sit for a few more hours and then I sent it off only after I researched other agents, I could send it to. This was my distraction, but it would not be worked. Once I realized that my book boat proposal would not be out there solo, I was ok to send it. So I did. This is one proposal that I will have to wait and hear from. I’m very OK with that. Now I will focus on my blog and getting my websiste UP!

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Amy is an avid reader, writer and artist. She enjoys gardening, coastal and birding photography and playing both tennis and pickleball. She continues to make connections about her life through the eyes of a sailor which incudes using the Uncapsize Perspective in her daily actions.

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