Thursday, July 4, 2013

Free to Be Mimsical

Hello Seckmanaholics,

I’m doing a special Christmas in July tour, and Elizabeth has allowed me to crash on her metaphorical couch.

Her sexy couch!

I’m actually kind of excited to be writing on our nation’s birthday, well alright it’s not TECHNICALLY the U.S.’s birthday, but let’s just roll with it. Because I want to talk about America.

 “You’re all weirdoes”

I love my country. I really do. I mean, where else could someone like me write a series of books about a low-rent private investigator who solves mysteries, flirts, and makes pop culture references about Moonlighting?

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And I’m so proud to have been born and raised in the states, having a pretty rich cultural background. I’ve got German, Irish, Dutch, English and even Cherokee ancestry. I’m just a big ole melting pot.

And a sexy beast.

Is America perfect? Not by a long shot. Have we always done the right thing? Hah, not even close. Would I trade living here for anywhere else? Absolutely not!

So, in closing, let me just throw this out there. Where else but America could everyone’s sweetheart Bill Pullman have the most awesome speech ever, as brought to us by a German filmmaker.



Jay Mims doesn’t know the meaning of the word quit! He lives with a passive-aggressive Dalek named Steve, and when not writing is learning the mandolin. He writes books and is far funnier on Facebook then in real life. He is terrible at Twitter. His next book "The Gray Ghost Inn" is due out October 15, 2013. Feel free to email him here.
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24 comments:

  1. Welp, any friend of Elizabeth's is a friend of mine, so, hello, friend! Congrats on your books and October release. I look forward to popping over to Amazon and checking out the goods. Happy Independence Day! :)

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    1. Jay is a good friend to have. Quirky, clever, funny...can't have enough friends like that!

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  2. Wonderful! I LOVE America too, even though I'm British and have only visited once. I think you guys and gals are totally awesome. Not only do I love the way you speak, you also make the best movies in the world. If I could live anywhere in the world, I would choose North America :D
    Happy Fourth July!!
    MWAH X

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    1. And we'd be glad to have you...just so we could giggle when you say telly or something British like that ;)

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  3. Sweet mother of mercy, I first saw that speech in the theaters! That was quite a while ago.

    Congrats on your books! and Happy Fourth of July!

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    1. I'll have to watch it...I was too busy to watch when I posted. I just trusted Jay that it was good.

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  4. Happy 4th of July to you! And I am so proud of this country and love it WAY too much to ever live anywhere else; no matter what our imperfections may be!

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    1. Total red, white, and blue high fives on that jaybird!!

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  5. I want to marry 1990s Bill Pullman. It's the hair. Somebody find me a TARDIS.

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  6. Happy Fourth of July! I wouldn't live anywhere else. I love the speech.

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    1. I wouldn't either!

      Hope your Fourth was wonderful.

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  7. Ah yes, this is very good that Elizabeth has brought further awareness of you on her fine site.

    A writing melting pot author, I like that. And y'all have a peaceful, positive Fourth of July. Let's rejoice in an all different, all equal world.

    Gary :)

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    1. If only the whole world could have it as good as we've got it, Gary. We have our problems, but compared with some places, we are living in paradise.

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  8. Seckmanaholics Anonymous is a growing support group. Only we have like 27 steps instead of 12. And step #27 says go back to step #1.

    As a veteran, I always appreciate it when citizens love our country despite its faults. There really is no place better.

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    1. And at every meeting there is chocolate! I'm liking this.

      Even with our faults, I wouldn't trade this country for any other.

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  9. Congrats Jay on your books and a rich heritage. Happy 4th.

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    1. Most all of us are mutts of one sort or another, but that's a good thing!

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  10. Hope your 4th was a blast! Good to meet you, Jay! :)

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  11. LOL. You have a great sense of humor, Jay! You're writing is sure to be great!

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