Katy, Craft, and Cameras

I don't have anything to say this week. Not really anyway. I thought about doing a manifesto about the importance of respect, but I'm feeling too mellow to really work up a rant. And then I thought of detailing a few things going on in my world, but they'll unfold in the next few weeks anyway. And I already blogged about Charo...

Oh—by the way... I'm still not Katy Perry. Yeah, still getting email asking for song lists and info on where I buy my sunglasses. Sigh. I even added a "I'm not her, I'm me" blurb to my contact page. I'm not sure how much clearer I could get.

So, back to this blog topic issue. It might be time to do a craft-y post—something for you aspiring writers out there. Anything you'd like to hear about in particular? I'm going to do a bunch starting in a couple months about the process of having a book released—from the first draft to the final version on the shelves—so maybe something with a less business-ended focus. Characters? Dialogue? Motivating to write? Tell me about your needs.

You know what I need? A digital camera. Because then I could take pictures of random people I meet and then blog about them. Like the guy who joined us on our round of golf yesterday—he was certainly a freaky piece of cheese. I'm picturing short little character study interviews. Maybe. I think it'd be fun. We have a camera but I can't find the USB cord to download the pictures onto Rodrigo (my laptop).

So add that to the "What to Get Kate" list. Right next to the tutu.