Last Leg of Virtual Book Tour a Whirlwind

Glenda Watson Hyatt shares her experiences living with cerebral palsy to motivate and inspire others to think about how they perceive their own situation and their own world around them. She does all this by typing with only her left thumb!

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I’ll Do It Myself by Glenda Watson Hyatt

Last Leg of Virtual Book Tour a Whirlwind

Filed under: Virtual Book Tour — by Glenda at 2:53 pm on Monday, March 12, 2007

I have fond memories of camping with my family in Golden Ears Park, near Maple Ridge.
(Photo Credit: Greater Vancouver Parks)

On this beautiful day, I virtually trekked out to Maple Ridge in the Fraser Valley to chat with Harmony Cornwell, a freelance writer. Even though we live only miles apart, we actually met on Liz Lewis’ blog in New Zealand!

In my interview with Harmony, I share how embrace a positive mental attitude, how to tune out naysayers, and the highlight from my virtual book tour so far.

Pier in Brighton, UK
(Photo Credit: World Guide to Brighton)

With Rod Stewart still on my mind after Saturday’s rockin’ concert, it seems fitting that I jump across the pond to Great Britain to pop in on Niqui Merret in Brighton. Niqui is a Flash consultant focused on accessibility. We chat briefly about what I use the internet for, my favourite websites, and my one request for web developers and designers.

Thank you, Harmony and Niqui, for an exciting day on tour!

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