Just a few recent pics. Moon and Venus, 7AM, Jan. 6, 2016 Sunrise over Farksolia, Jan. 6, 2016. The roads were total ice, so traffic was doing about 20mph through this stretch. And without the wires Snow earlier in the week (January 3) so I got to work from home that Monday (Jan. 4). It … Continue reading Early January Photos
Category: Birds
November Collection
I can't believe it's been a whole month since I posted anything. I threw in the towel on NaNoWriMo again. I've been sick for a week and it sort of took the wind out of my sails. I'm about 10,000 words into a new thing, my first attempt at a YA novel. But fear not, … Continue reading November Collection
Sunrise Colors
Breaktaking colors this morning, and a shot of Venus, Mars, and Jupiter in the eastern sky just before daybreak. Venus is the top, brightest one, then little Mars, and Jupiter.
‘Cause I Just Don’t Have Enough To Do
So my latest thing is I'm thinking about doing a newsletter focusing on my book and the upcoming sequel as well as other writing, and offering some exclusive content (backstory on characters, new stuff related to the Revenants series and other projects), contests and giveaways. Yeah I know, like I don't have enough to do … Continue reading ‘Cause I Just Don’t Have Enough To Do
Revenants Abroad – Chapter 24
Chapter 24 is up now on Wattpad! This may be the longest yet, at 12 Wattpad-pages. If you're snowed in this weekend, or it's just too cold to be outside, it might be a good time to catch up on your reading. Four more chapters to go, then I'll give it about a week and … Continue reading Revenants Abroad – Chapter 24
Thanks, a Sale, and Birds
In case you're hanging out at home wondering what to do with yourself, you can get my book, Revenants Abroad, for 33% off (so $1.99) from now until December 1 through Smashwords with coupon code QB85F. I hope my US readers had a lovely Thanksgiving, however you spent it. Those of you not in the … Continue reading Thanks, a Sale, and Birds
Hawk at Sunset
Robins in the Snow
When I lived back east, robins were seen as a sign of spring. Out here they show up in the winter. I love their puffy red breasts in the snow. One more... bookends
Happy Thanksgiving!
I have swiped this from an email from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, just so you know. I found them after watching "The Big Year" and getting more interested in birding. I still haven't done much about it, but I do love birds, so... Just in case you're grousing (har har) around the interwebs … Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving!