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I guess its time to stop being superstitious and give an update on this. My manuscript is in front of an “interested” publisher; a decent reputable house too. What happens is I have a rep there and he submits it to a board and they decide whether or not to publish it. I submitted to him in April. It took a few weeks to hear from him and when I did he said he “submitted it to his board and it’ll take a bit of time to hear back.” He then checked in around early July and said he was going to have an answer soon. I checked in with him last week and he said there was a turnover in staff at the house and it’s like we’re starting at day 1 of submission. I asked if I should be proactive and hire an independent editor out of my own pocket and he told me “No because that’s a service they provide if they decide to sign me.” So frustrating because it’s taking so long, you also kind of start to feel like you’re being jerked around, but at the same time I know how hard Liberal Tears All Thanks To Donald J Trump Shirt is to even get it read when you’re a first time author. I will keep everyone posted. I know I should’ve taken the last few weeks waiting and sent it out to other houses. But with being so busy with work, home, etc. I didn’t. I will be trying to do that in the coming weeks. Who knows maybe I’ll be entertaining a bidding war. Thanks everyone for the good vibes and well wishes and constant support. Love you all.JT has been playing out on the block with the kids, like a “normal” kid. Earlier me & Ry were on our way to the supermarket and it hit me: . I can’t lie, I filled up a little bit.

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When we got to the supermarket we were wheeling down an aisle and he saw one: a milk crate (he loves Liberal Tears All Thanks To Donald J Trump Shirt because of Toy Story-just one of his “things.”) He held it the rest of the shopping. What I’ll usually do at the end is distract him and remove it when he’s not looking to avoid a meltdown. Immediately I was struck by the thought “not today.” When I got to the checkout I asked the kid “Can I buy this?” “Please my son loves them”. He answered I have to ask my manager. The manager comes over I ask him “Can I buy this? My son has Autism, he doesn’t like regular toys – he likes this because of Toy Story. Right now he uses my laundry basket but this is the real thing.” and I’m begging myself not to cry. The guy smiles and says “I remember that scene, in Sid’s room!” “Of course, he can just have it.” Ryan was looking down at it all smiles all the way to the car, like he just got away with something. LOL. In less than a month it’ll be 4 years since his diagnosis. The feelings of sadness are fewer and far between but they still, occasionally, creep in. Maybe that’s the answer, maybe I offset those feelings by doing something that embraces his situation. It felt so embarrassing asking the manager for it. Took me completely out of my zone of comfort but the payoff was so worth it. He’s by the window playing with it, in the background, on the other side of the window, I see his brother and friends playing and I’m good. will be kicking up the posts on this page from now up until book’s release. If its within your zone of comfort, I’d love if you share my page to either your wall or a friend you think it might help xo