Well hello!

Welcome 2026. Please Be Nice.

To say that 2025 was a wonderful year would be a full out lie. So much has happened that picking a singular “worst” moment is harder than picking a singular “best” one. So for 2026, my primary wish is for everyone to have a more positive, relaxed, and less stressed year. I don’t expect it to happen in quite the idealistic way you’d think (no butterflies, no flowers, no singing with the chear of It’s A Wonderful Life) but let’s make it happen with the little things, shall we? But also, let’s keep fighting for those who cant so that the next years are better!

Acting Chaos Master
The kittens are big enough to be mischief masters! And boy are they mischievous.

Site & Life Updates

  • 1-15-2026: Updating the site a bit to be more festive. Better late than never.
  • 1-01-2026: Happy New Year! May 2026 be so much better for us all than we expect.
  • 12/07/2025: Can’t believe there is less than 4 weeks left of the year.
  • 12/01/2025: Time for a site refresh… after this nap, that is.
  • 11/27/2025: Happy Thanksgiving to those of you in the US.
  • 11/10/2025: Site is transfered and running. I remember more than I give myself credit for.
  • 11/10/2025: I will be moving the site to a new hosting service. The site may be down for apx 24 hours if I can’t figure things out before then!
  • 11/01/2025: NaNoWriMo the org may be dead but it has long outlived it’s commercial presence and I WILL be doing it for the 15+ time.
  • 10/31/2025: A happy samhain and a peaceful night! Hello to the darker half of the year.
  • 10/12/2025: What’s 5 more cats in the house, especially when they are tiny?
  • 10/05/2025: Stray mama kitty has had kittens!
  • 9/26/2025: Happy birthday to me!

How’s It Going?

Novel A – Serialized
Chapter 1 (rough draft):
Chapter 2 (rough draft):
Chapter 3 (rough draft):
Short Stories
Short Story 2026 A (rough draft):
Short Story 2026 B (rough draft):
Short Story 2026 C (rough draft):
A new year means new goals!

    Personal Projects


    “Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.”
    ~ F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

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