Month: October 2023

The raining days

On my second cup of coffee, and I can’t get my brain going. But I really want to get into these words and this story.
It’s been raining here for the past three days, and it’s raining still and in the forecast, it’s rain and flurries for the next three. And as background music, I have a rain track going on the background. I’m wondering why I don’t live in a warmer climate and why I don’t have a fireplace in every room.

It’s possible to hold two opposing thoughts at the same time.

Flame For A Weekend: A Bandit Brothers Novella is on sale for $.99 if office workplace romances and Daddy Doms and Babygirls are your kind of read. Light age play with spankings.

Thoughts on nourishing the weary creative

We are in the season of “Looks warm out there, but isn’t,” with the nights on their way to lengthening as the wheel moves into the darker months of the year. I’ve been thinking about nourishment and how we eat for nutritional reasons but also for nourishment or wanting to feel satisfied reasons and one thing I appreciate about my marriage as I open my kitchen cupboards and see spices I didn’t have growing up, is the abundance of new food it brought (new recipes, new celebrations).

I made breaded eggplant last night, served with turkey left over from our Thanksgiving, and the idea of that feast feeding everyone now is a really nice one to kind of take on in this chilly morning. Nourishment can be found in simple, unfrilled ways.

Also, thinking about how as a writer, I do better when I know someone is waiting on my words and how as a former blogger, I kind of miss having an immediate audience. November is National Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and I’ve challenged myself to blog here every day of November to see if it nourishes some of my writing that I have missed while having a blog. No promises that I’ll be interesting or entertaining, going to do my best to show up here.

For the past few weeks, I have tossed a writer friend pages to read while they’ve tossed theirs at me and that exchange has given me new energy and I got a book done for my alter-ego (ready for betas soon). There is something to this having an audience thing that spurs creativity.

Since I was last here, Flame For Foe has been released into the wild.