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October 7, 2020

 If we're lucky, we will find out tomorrow if my dau...

 If we're lucky, we will find out tomorrow if my daughter has covid. She is showing all the signs. A scene from my WIP is running through my head all day. I'm about to sit and write it down. Hopefully I can incorporate it later into the story.

I just realized that last year at this time I and my daughter were preparing for an adventure of flying to Albuquerque New Mexico to visit my cousin and attend GRL. After the year we're having, that time seems so long ago.

I will take my own advice to enjoy the little things. As I write, I will enjoy this warm, sunny day, bright with fall colors. 

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Published on October 07, 2020 12:28

October 5, 2020

 I've been distracted lately and writing has taken a back...

 I've been distracted lately and writing has taken a back seat. The politics in the United States is overwhelming. Calm and stableness have disappeared for a long time now. Every week a major happening happens to the point that an event that in the past would cause a major uproar now results in a shrug. 

My oldest son is coming home later this week, for a few days. He will leave his dog with us and travel north to help prepare for a wedding where he is the best man. His dog is a young, rescued German Shepard. She's very nervous and a bit high strung. I hope this goes well with our two dogs.

My daughter called yesterday. Some of you may have met her at GRL last year. She's sick. We've encouraged her to call the doctor and go in for a COVID test. She has the symptoms. What a helpless feeling. We live over 2 hours away and it isn't safe for me to go mother her with love and chicken soup.

My middle son is also coming over next weekend. He wants to try smoking bacon with his father. 

On the note of Mr. B. He broke his little toe a few days ago while tearing apart a small wooden shed he built twenty-five years ago. I guess the maul he was using missed a board and hit his foot. It's a beautiful purple.

Well, I suppose it's time to get dressed and try a little writing. 

Here's a taste of the story I'm working on. (unedited)

Roman Marshall tapped the end of the pen against the pad covering part of his desk, winced, and threw the pen down. He refused to give away his thoughts or feelings through his pen as his superior, Cade Miller, tended to do. All employees of Rescue for Hire knew how serious a situation was by the extent Cade mangled his pen.

As the leader of a team of experts, located in Nevada, who rescued people from natural and man-made disasters, Roman took pride in maintaining control at all times. His men knew they could trust him to remain calm no matter how intense the situation. Today, any semblance of tranquility had sailed out the window in an explosion of deep dread. One of his men was in trouble.

Roman didn’t know who or what had happened, but his sixth sense was screaming and blaring warning bells. He’d already put out a text demanding that his team check in and all had responded. Still, his radar continued to ping out of control.

Cade had confessed to knowing things about his team before they happened. It seemed, that Roman had gained that gift, or maybe curse.

Roman reached for his phone. It was time to call a meeting and see who needed him. Before he touched the device, it began vibrating and ringing. 


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Published on October 05, 2020 06:35

 I've been distracted lately and writing has taken a...

 I've been distracted lately and writing has taken a back seat. The politics in the United States is overwhelming. Calm and stableness have disappeared for a long time now. Every week a major happening happens to the point that an event that in the past would cause a major uproar now results in a shrug. 

My oldest son is coming home later this week, for a few days. He will leave his dog with us and travel north to help prepare for a wedding where he is the best man. His dog is a young, rescued German Shepard. She's very nervous and a bit high strung. I hope this goes well with our two dogs.

My daughter called yesterday. Some of you may have met her at GRL last year. She's sick. We've encouraged her to call the doctor and go in for a COVID test. She has the symptoms. What a helpless feeling. We live over 2 hours away and it isn't safe for me to go mother her with love and chicken soup.

My middle son is also coming over next weekend. He wants to try smoking bacon with his father. 

On the note of Mr. B. He broke his little toe a few days ago while tearing apart a small wooden shed he built twenty-five years ago. I guess the maul he was using missed a board and hit his foot. It's a beautiful purple.

Well, I suppose it's time to get dressed and try a little writing. 

Here's a taste of the story I'm working on. (unedited)

Roman Marshall tapped the end of the pen against the pad covering part of his desk, winced, and threw the pen down. He refused to give away his thoughts or feelings through his pen as his superior, Cade Miller, tended to do. All employees of Rescue for Hire knew how serious a situation was by the extent Cade mangled his pen.

As the leader of a team of experts, located in Nevada, who rescued people from natural and man-made disasters, Roman took pride in maintaining control at all times. His men knew they could trust him to remain calm no matter how intense the situation. Today, any semblance of tranquility had sailed out the window in an explosion of deep dread. One of his men was in trouble.

Roman didn’t know who or what had happened, but his sixth sense was screaming and blaring warning bells. He’d already put out a text demanding that his team check in and all had responded. Still, his radar continued to ping out of control.

Cade had confessed to knowing things about his team before they happened. It seemed, that Roman had gained that gift, or maybe curse.

Roman reached for his phone. It was time to call a meeting and see who needed him. Before he touched the device, it began vibrating and ringing. 


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Published on October 05, 2020 06:35

September 25, 2020

  Time is flying. I believe its the end of three weeks si...

  Time is flying. I believe its the end of three weeks since I began working on a Rescue for Hire West story. I have to say that I like what I have written so far.

Mr. B is fishing today. It will be the last time he has his big boat in the water for this season. Next week he will be busy winterizing it.

Well, I'd better get back to my story. 

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Published on September 25, 2020 07:39

  Time is flying. I believe its the end of three wee...

  Time is flying. I believe its the end of three weeks since I began working on a Rescue for Hire West story. I have to say that I like what I have written so far.

Mr. B is fishing today. It will be the last time he has his big boat in the water for this season. Next week he will be busy winterizing it.

Well, I'd better get back to my story. 

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Published on September 25, 2020 07:39

September 14, 2020

 Well, I'm about to start week 2 of writing a RFH story. ...

 Well, I'm about to start week 2 of writing a RFH story. I like how the story is going. Of course, I wish I could write faster. I also know I have to push that path to writer's block away. 

It's the beginning of fall and I've been out in the woods a couple of times. I've seen gray squirrels and black. A bunny and deer. As soon as the cooler weather is here and the leaves start falling, I'll be spending more time out there. This time of year is my time and I'm lucky enough to be able to do it. 


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Published on September 14, 2020 06:57

 Well, I'm about to start week 2 of writing a RFH st...

 Well, I'm about to start week 2 of writing a RFH story. I like how the story is going. Of course, I wish I could write faster. I also know I have to push that path to writer's block away. 

It's the beginning of fall and I've been out in the woods a couple of times. I've seen gray squirrels and black. A bunny and deer. As soon as the cooler weather is here and the leaves start falling, I'll be spending more time out there. This time of year is my time and I'm lucky enough to be able to do it. 


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Published on September 14, 2020 06:57

September 8, 2020

 Wow! It's been a while since I've been here. To be hones...

 Wow! It's been a while since I've been here. To be honest I haven't had anything to say. I don't want to promise something I can't keep, so I stayed away.

Yesterday was Labor Day in the United States and I decided to spend it laboring on something I love, or at least I used to love. I worked on a Rescue for Hire story. I refused to think beyond the one day if I would keep writing the story. Now, today is the next day and I'm still working on the Rescue for Hire story.

Slow but sure the words are coming. Thoughts of the characters are whispering in my ear. The world I created years ago is again opening up. I even had thoughts of Granite County. 

But, I make no promises. There are probably 40 thousand words between now and the end of the story. Then I would have to send it in to the publisher which is a whole different bundle of worms. 

So, I'm taking this one day at a time. Rain is falling outside, and Mr. B is in the basement going through his stuff while muttering about needing to hold a rummage sale. All is good.

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Published on September 08, 2020 12:21

 Wow! It's been a while since I've been here. To be ...

 Wow! It's been a while since I've been here. To be honest I haven't had anything to say. I don't want to promise something I can't keep, so I stayed away.

Yesterday was Labor Day in the United States and I decided to spend it laboring on something I love, or at least I used to love. I worked on a Rescue for Hire story. I refused to think beyond the one day if I would keep writing the story. Now, today is the next day and I'm still working on the Rescue for Hire story.

Slow but sure the words are coming. Thoughts of the characters are whispering in my ear. The world I created years ago is again opening up. I even had thoughts of Granite County. 

But, I make no promises. There are probably 40 thousand words between now and the end of the story. Then I would have to send it in to the publisher which is a whole different bundle of worms. 

So, I'm taking this one day at a time. Rain is falling outside, and Mr. B is in the basement going through his stuff while muttering about needing to hold a rummage sale. All is good.

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Published on September 08, 2020 12:21

July 23, 2020

Check out Aja and Ciena Foxx's newest addition to the Wil...

Check out Aja and Ciena Foxx's newest addition to the Wilde Wolves series. Of course once I read it I right away wanted the next book. They told me it's in the works. Awesome.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DHQXXSL?fbclid=IwAR2iZ4puyNAzhN69o2hprwNjg2qDUB4SL0Lkd4SOLJZUleSvs-AqNHXQHmM

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Published on July 23, 2020 05:00

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