Well, here in Texas, we have seen a spike in the number of cases. As of now, we have 242,007 cases. This past weekend we went to the local store near our house. When we went inside, it had become the norm for people to wear no masks. However, this time everyone in the store … Continue reading Covid-19 Update
Yes, today is the first day of November, marking the beginning of NaNoWriMo, which means we have roughly 30-days to write 50,000 words. Are you participating in this challenge? If you are, I hope you have all your notes, research, and other stuff together you have planned out that way, you'll have no trouble making … Continue reading What is National Novel Writing Month?
Yes, tonight is Fright Night. So you better be careful and look around each corner as you walk down the road because you never know what might be hiding on the other side. You might be stalked by something mysterious in the shadows behind you. It could be a ghoul, goblin, vampire, witch, werewolf, monster, … Continue reading Fright Night!
Welcome! It's a rainy day, which always puts me in a lazy mood, with only two days left to finalize your preparations. What does this mean? Means I need to get into gear. I still have a lot of research to get done. How about you? Yes, my layout is, for the most part, filled … Continue reading Final Preptober – Are You Ready?
Have you ever gone to the waterside to listen to the waves? Well, that is what Cliff and I did with our family last weekend. There was a park in Surfside. It was a most enjoyable day with a playground for the kids to play on. Fishing to be done—the beauty of watching as the … Continue reading A Time To Relax
What was my good deed, you ask? Well, there was a lady from our church that needed a ride home after having surgery. Usually, someone else would take her. However, this time her surgery fell on the same day that our Ward serviced at the Peanut Butter Factory. Yep, I got called into action by … Continue reading Why Should You Do A Good Deed?
There are many reasons to do a journal. It could be to express yourself whether you are angry or upset. Maybe you are happy and want to make a record of the experience. To read at a later time to remember how you felt. As a writer, it essential to have a journal. To write … Continue reading Why Is Journaling Important?
Now that the temperature is no longer above a hundred, I make it a daily task to sit outside to enjoy the fresh air. As the breeze blows off the Gulf, it keeps the temperature not too hot. I love this time of year. The leave change color to decorate the landscape. However, it happens … Continue reading Autumn Is Here!
Yes, I am talking about the Covid-19 Virus. It looks like it is ramping up its ugly head in our area. Several schools have temporarily closed to be disinfected due to confirmed cases of someone with Covid-19 in the school. Students will now be taught virtually from home. While the schools remain closed. The affected … Continue reading The Virus That Won’t Quit
As a writer, it is inevitable at some point in your writing career. You will receive a bad review. What you do with the knowledge of that review can be detrimental to your writing career. You can choose to ignore the review. Or you can take it with a grain of salt to learn from … Continue reading How To Handle a Bad Review.
