I spent yesterday at the Ottawa CEMO High-Fidelity Resuscitation Skills day, which meant that I spent the morning doing mock codes with mannequins that groan and blink and try to die on you (“Those aren’t mannequins. Those are robots!” said my mother, when I described them) and the afternoon carving airways into pig cricothyroid membranes and the like. It cost me $900, but was the best CME I can remember.
Then I crashed at my brother’s family home, stuffing myself on delicious Indian food from Indian Punjabi Clay Oven.
In the meantime, Jodi White sent me a Kobo link that looked like this:
OMG. Squee!
Just a reminder that everyone who buys a print book of Terminally Ill will receive a free Kobo e-book. Contact me for details. Thanks!
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Why does Social Proxy by Mailchimp always put the wrong thumbnail and link up? Can someone wiser help me out? I had such cool photos, like Laure Robot by jagged-eye.
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So exciting!!! Great to be the editors pick on Kobo. This is a great book. Every HopeSze book gets better and better. They are all good but this one is amazing. Huge congrats, Melissa!
Huge thanks for your kind words, Maggie. I really respect your taste, so this means a lot to me.