It’s a little after seven, and I have retired to my lovely hotel room here in Oklahoma City for a quiet evening of writing and resting.

I normally get up very early, but this morning was an exception. I slept in, I was so comfortable, and nearly missed the delivery of my room service breakfast. I did a radio interview at 8:45 this morning, and then my friend Carol Smith (from Nancy Berland Public Relations) drove me to Norman, where I did a TV interview at Riverwind Casino. (YES!) It was fun, but I didn’t win.

On the way back,

My goodness, life is complicated for the technically challenged. Every day, in-box is jammed with invitations to be somebody’s friend, somewhere. Some of the names are familiar–my brother’s, for instance–but many are strangers. All I need to do is upload a picture, design a background, install a soundtrack…

OK, maybe I’m exaggerating just a little…

Until this trilogy is finished, I probably won’t be facebooking (is that a verb?) or tweeting.

I’m still in Cheyenne–my book signing is tonight at 6, at Barnes and Noble. I hope you’ll come by if you’re close enough. Tomorrow, I head on to Oklahoma