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Update: 5 Things On The 5th (May 2019) - And Some Content Updates

First off, I'm aware that things have been slow around here. In order to prepare for the future that I want, I've had to make some cuts along the way. d-VOR-ak is still being edited for simulpub (yes, there are copyedits that have to be made!) but I honestly can't remember the last time I sat in front of my computer to do so. My guess is we will start seeing those in the fall as production ramps up for Book 6.

These next couple of months are also very busy as there are changes coming for my family. I will tell more about those as they happen -- no need to worry too hard. And now, for five things I have done during the month of May --

  1. It took me an extra month, but I finally got to Kings Island. It felt GREAT to be back on the Beast, if you know what I mean :P I'm going to make an effort to go more often.
  2. I ran into some tough troubles mentally that I didn't think I would ever run into again. I don't need to fully explain what they are here, but this time was different because I was able to go to Mikkun, and he was able to help me recover properly. I'll never fully be able to thank him for that, so I think I'll just love on him instead.
  3. After years and years, I finally have a new GP. :D
  4. I got my air conditioning fixed on my car AGAIN. It's apparently something I'm going to have to keep an eye on. 
  5. I worked the holiday. Which was rough, but it was important for me. I'll keep that secret for now :)
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