Testing 1…2…32
This is just a test. It is only a test. So, please…don’t get testy. What is your answer to this ONE question: Is your blog getting as much traffic now as it did… Continue reading
DJ: Larger than life
My sister-in-law, DJ, passed away on July 18, 2022; the day before my birthday. That seems like such an odd sentence, but it will make sense by the time I’ve finished this post.… Continue reading
GUE unsettled
If you want that kind of pain, you can look under the category of “Conversations,” and there you will find more conversations with GUE (God, the Universe, and Everything.) As you can tell,… Continue reading
For better or for worse?
Life is beginning to look like this: I’m told, by people who have had near-death experiences, that we have chosen the life we’re living. We’ve “married” this piece of flesh until “death… Continue reading
Don’t look behind the curtain…
Those famous words from The Wizard of Oz! Yes, we’re living somewhere over the rainbow in the land of Oz and everything in the world is trying to eat us. Politicians have two… Continue reading
Sharing the pain of book 3
I heard from my editor in South Africa. What she’s been through in the last 5 years would make (Biblical) Job feel like he’d had it easy. One day she’ll write about it… Continue reading
Book 3…ever so close!
It’s so important to understand words. My editor emailed. She’s ready to upload First Level of Hell: The Mothers of Us All She only needed a few things…like an ISBN number, the rest… Continue reading
Gas
I spent $82 dollars on gas this week, and wondered how other people avoid having a heart attack at the gas station. People are starting to use slower vehicles that don’t need gas.… Continue reading
Book 3…almost there!!!!
Book 3, the first level of Hell: The Mother of us All. EDITING COMPLETED!!! Next? Formatting the interior and uploading the cover. If you look to the left, Books 1 & 2 (Blue… Continue reading
Being a writer
When looking at the weather, I like a satellite view. It’s so easy to watch the clouds swirling, and I can see from which direction the rain will be coming at me. I… Continue reading