Good News, Naughty Dogs,
and A Fairy Quiz

Today's Date is: Monday, March 16, 2015


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Good news. My health is up these days so, book publications will resume soon. I spent 5 months (November 2013 to April 2014) bedridden due to a back/hip/knee injury and then several more months relearning to walk, the offline vandalism caused by the Kboards incident left us from October 2014 to January 2015 cleaning a 175 foot long, 30 foot wide, 12 foot tall pile of garbages, tires, and wood pallets out of our yard and as such, from November 2014 to January 2015, all projects (writing and otherwise) were put on hold. I was unable to start writing again until February 2015.

Because of my health and the vandalism, books have not seen regular releases and the food truck has been put on hold until at least fall 2015. I am still in and out of the hospital, my last surgery was December 2, 2014, and I shouldn't need more surgery for a while (hopefully) I am recovering, so I'll soon be back to writing full time. Book releases will be irregular until August 2015, after which they should be monthly again.

Thank you for all your love and support, you guys have been so wonderful through all of this.

{{{lots of hugs, love, and kisses - for all of you reading this}}}


I've added a new work in progress word count graph to the site. The Obsidian Idol of the Elf eater of Pepper Valley now displays with a progression chart so you can see how long it will be till publication.


34,477 / 55,000 words.
111/ 176 pages.
Draft @ 62.69%
Last updated on
March 16, 2015

While looking for something completely different and in no way connected to dogs or fairies, I found today a "Top 10 list" of dogs being naughty, which I wanted to share with you. And then I found a Fairy Quiz to take and decided to share that with you too. Here they are. enjoy!



Naughty Dogs:










What Kind of Fairy are You?

I got:

You are a Dryad! Also known as a tree nymph or tree spirit. You feel at one with nature and you will do everything in your power to protect it, but will rarely resort to violence. In Greek mythology, Dryads were considered to be a bit shy, except around the goddess Artemis. Dryads live long lives and are tied to their trees, especially oak trees, and they can disappear into a tree away from humans if need be!


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