I've heard, "There's a place for everything, and everything in its place." That may be the case, but most often than not the DH and I don't seem to know exactly where the place is. That's when The Great Hunt begins. At that point one or both of us decide we absolutely must find a particular object, or we'll never have a moment's peace.Today, the hunt is on for a phone charger, which mysteriously has disappeared. Fortunately, we both bought the same model car charger for each of our cell phones, and we can use the one that's left. Still, it's particularly irksome to get the number of chargers reduced to one, when we originally purchased two. I'm hoping to find the missing charger, but if not, we'll cope with sharing one. Neither of us wishes to spend extra money if it's not necessary to do so. The concept of The Great Hunt can be applied in many ways to writing and publishing. Here are some examples: Just the right idea -...