Please excuse the triple posts. For some reason, this site rejects my posts.

Some of it is a challenge. Some of it is an ego boost. It was exciting when the TV team working on "Chasing Earthquakes" for the National Geographic Channel came to my home. But yes, it takes a lot of patience and energy--especially when I continue to write more books.

For instance, while I'm finishing a humor book on global warming and promoting another book as well as other assignments, I had to write and follow up on a PRWEB release I wrote based on Berkland's SoCA desert prediction. It was picked up on July 15 by more than 200 media outlets worldwide--including The Seattle Times and Los Angeles Times. It was surprising to see that on the Internet.

Readings for this type of book don't work; other books of mine (i.e., 202 Pets' Peeves) lend to reading out loud. For this book we discuss what's happening eq wise in the region like Seattle, Gilroy, SF, etc. Berkland and I work best as a tag team. He does the scientific part; I interact with the audience and discuss earthquake sensitives. It's fun not boring. Love to get the people involved.

I enjoyed SF and Seattle. Berkland sold more than 30 books at the B&N stores in SJ and Gilroy.

I prefer to be at home in the mts. with my fur children; predicting quakes. However, this SoCA trip is going to be fun. Palmdale, especially. Laguna Beach. Glendale Hilton. It is a much needed vacation. Plus, I love talking earthquake prediction and preparedness. It's a passion of mine.

Callie