Gosh it’s cold today! Four degrees Centigrade (around 7.5 Fahrenheit) today, but colder this morning when this picture was taken. I was out with the dogs and I’ll share some more pics soon.
So, how are you all? Hope you’re well. Looking forward to Christmas? I put up most of my decorations the other day, got tired (cos still at the tail end of a nasty cold bug) and thought I’d finish up on Monday morning. Well, I was so busy yesterday, I didn’t finish, but that’s okay, it’s getting done today.
I’m back to full speed for writing and am currently writing a Paranormal Romance Mystery book set in an alternative Victorian Scotland. Envy came out last month and I’m taking a break from the Sisters of Sin books for a couple of months. I have one I want to write next year. I’ve also got another book to write for a different series – that’s out next year – and I’ve signed up for a Paranormal Romance series for 2024. So, busy, busy busy.
My Christmas preparations are being done in between writing, in between doing my social media business and my degree course. I have just about bought everything I need for presents, I just need to wrap them. I’m also going to start writing my Christmas cards today. They need to be out this week if they have a hope in hell of getting to people. The Royal Mail delivery service has been appalling recently. It’s not surprising considering the strikes.
TV – I’ve been watching a really interesting series on Theodore Roosevelt on Sky History. I don’t know a lot about the man, except he was President and the incident with the bear cub, and this is a really good programme. Really enjoying it.
Also started watching Wednesday on Netflix. I thought it was okay. I need to watch more of it. Also started watching 1899. That’s good so far. Lots of questions raised and intrigues. I don’t know why I’m not swept up in it like everyone else who watches it has been, but it’s maybe just a slow grower for me.
Right, that’s me for now. I have a book to write and some uni to do. Til next time
Dawn xxx
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