Today, instead of Letters from Elsewhere, here’s a post about me, to catch up with some of the things I’ve done since… whenever.
The other day, I wrote two new verses to an old song. They’re inspired by a strange phenomenon: rain.
Look what they’ve done to my June, Ma
Look what they’ve done to my June, Ma.
Look what they’ve done to my June.
Well it’s the only thing they could do half right,
And it’s turning out all wrong, Ma.
Look what they’ve done to my June.
Look what they’ve done to my sun, Ma.
Look what they’ve done to my sun.
Well, they took some clouds and made them black
And covered up the sun, Ma.
Look what they’ve done to my sun.
Yes, it’s been raining heavily in various parts of the country, but not so heavily in Jerusalem. There has been flooding. One of the most afflicted towns was Sderot. You’d think they’ve had enough to contend with without the weather joining in.
It never rains in June in Israel. Don’t they know that?
If you don’t know the original song, I’m sure you can find it on Youtube. “Look what they’ve done to my song.”
I’ve appeared on a few other blogs:
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My Post |
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| C.J. Sutton |
Fear |
A Fear of People |
| Carrie-Ann Schless |
Diary Entry |
Noname’s Diary |
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Espresso Tales |
Coffee with Miriam Drori |
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| Val Penny |
My Writing Story |
If you’d told me I was going to be a writer |
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I’ve hosted two authors on the social anxiety blog: Jo Fenton and Val Penny.
I hosted characters on this blog in Letters from Elsewhere:
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From |
By |
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| Tina | ||
| DI Hunter Wilson |
Hunter’s Chase, Hunter’s Revenge |
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| Anne | ||
| Harriet |
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And I was delighted to receive this from a grateful customer.
Yes, I was the editor for this lovely novel: Chasing the Case by Joan Livingston.
And I have lots of new and exciting ideas for my writing. If I stop sleeping, I might be able to put them into practice. Who needs sleep, anyway?
Happy reading! See you next Friday for another Letter from Elsewhere!
Miriam Drori, Author 