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It's May (For A Few More Days)..

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 Happy Thursday!


I can hardly believe it's the last week of May. It feels a bit like a whirlwind. 

On May 8th, Real Life Hero and I celebrated our wedding anniversary. We've been married for over 20 years now. We went out to the Cheesecake Factory and had a lovely dinner (and brought up slices of cheesecake for the offspring). We don't usually spend that much on an dinner out, but it was anniversary, so we splurged. It's funny to think how back when I was getting married I had trouble imagining 20 years down the line and here I am past that. I love my Real Life Hero and he's stuck with me until death (when I hope we go to Heaven).

At this time I won't be reporting any news on Sugar & Frost. I don't feel like I have anything I'd like to share about it at this time. (There are still some queries out).

I'm still writing and working on several manuscripts. Two of them I think I'll keep just for me unless I change my mind one day. The others, we'll see what happens. They're not even done being written, so I don't know, yet.

Father's Day is in about two weeks. Where'd the time go?

I'm going to keep this entry really short. I'm pretty private about my "real life", so I won't go into details on that. Things aren't bad, it's just I prefer to keep my posts author life related rather than personal life related.

Anyway, I hope you all have had a lovely May! God bless.

Have A Terrifically Thrilling Thursday!


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