Go raibh míle maith agaibh.
This mini newsletter comes between the Fall Equinox and the Winter Solstice. I wanted to thank all of you who follow my writing life. It’s delightful to know that I have friends who enjoy these ramblings. I certainly enjoy writing them.
The Gaelic line above translates literally to “May you (plural) have a thousand goodnesses”. Do you want to try saying it? It sounds a bit like “Guh rev meela my agiv”.
Some of you have told me you don’t always get my newsletter, I’m changing to a different email manager. Future newsletters will come from [email protected]. Hopefully they don’t land in your junk folder. If you don’t find an e-mail from me at future Equinoxes and Solstices, please let me know.
All the old newsletters are archived on my website at:
https://www.mvbehan.com/blog.
It’s time to knuckle down and dive into revisions.
Mary
This mini newsletter comes between the Fall Equinox and the Winter Solstice. I wanted to thank all of you who follow my writing life. It’s delightful to know that I have friends who enjoy these ramblings. I certainly enjoy writing them.
The Gaelic line above translates literally to “May you (plural) have a thousand goodnesses”. Do you want to try saying it? It sounds a bit like “Guh rev meela my agiv”.
Some of you have told me you don’t always get my newsletter, I’m changing to a different email manager. Future newsletters will come from [email protected]. Hopefully they don’t land in your junk folder. If you don’t find an e-mail from me at future Equinoxes and Solstices, please let me know.
All the old newsletters are archived on my website at:
https://www.mvbehan.com/blog.
It’s time to knuckle down and dive into revisions.
Mary
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