I went home, showered (because, you know, I've been working out every day so I get sweaty and gross), and went straight to bed. Oh and I said hi to Chris and tried not to step on Copper as she weaved her way under my feet. Silly pup.
The event was a Veteran's Recognition Reception for our book Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors (which, if you haven't bought it yet, you totally should). Much like the first event in St. Louis back in November, there were several vets there who read some of their work that was published in the book. There was a pretty good turn-out, too. And the president of the university read a nice little proclamation from the governor, so that was cool.
All of the readers got a fancy pen (and my boss gave me one too because she's awesome):
The engraving says: "In Their Own Words" |
Happy Valentine's Day to all of you and remember to show some love to others (not just your significant other)! And if you're in Cape, I'm pretty sure there's some random dudes on the street corner by the English building holding large paper hearts and giving out chocolate and/or hugs. I'm not saying you should take candy from a stranger--or hug one for that matter--but it might be worthwhile to stop by and see what they're up to.
And again, if you haven't bought Proud to Be: Writing by American Warriors, you can purchase it from our website or you can get it from Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
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