I swear writing is, like, 10% actual writing, 10% getting it ready to be published and 80% doing what you can to advertise. The new book - previously titled All the Devils are Here, now titled Magic's Perdition - is about a week away from going live but can currently be pre-ordered on Kindle. You can read excerpts of it on my author journal, and there's even pictures. Journal is updated, websites are updated, Facebook is actually being utilized, passwords had to be changed because I forgot half of them...
Meanwhile all the art stuff I'd had planned today probably isn't going to happen. Except, maybe, some drawing if I don't get distracted by other things.
In other news, thanks to Windows updates the sound on my laptop doesn't wrok as well as it used to and I have no idea why. I hate updates so much. We also have a hawk that's been harrassing out chickens and doves, the little punk. We've also been getting an influx of squirrels due to all the bird seed and chicken feed. They're funny little guys.
Our weather has also been absolutely gorgeous, but instead of anjoying it I'm worried it's going to be another mild winter. As someone who hates the cold, a mild winter wouldn't be a big deal except it's mean a major increase in bugs, most especially flies, mosquitoes, and the kind of bugs that like to destroy garden vegetables, so we need a nice cold snap to do some population control on the insects. Still, I have been enjoying the ability to open my window.
(And I do think we're at least starting to head toward cooler weather, since it seems we're going more and more into the sixties. So I'm hoping that we will have a real winter, it'll just be a little later than usual).
Meanwhile all the art stuff I'd had planned today probably isn't going to happen. Except, maybe, some drawing if I don't get distracted by other things.
In other news, thanks to Windows updates the sound on my laptop doesn't wrok as well as it used to and I have no idea why. I hate updates so much. We also have a hawk that's been harrassing out chickens and doves, the little punk. We've also been getting an influx of squirrels due to all the bird seed and chicken feed. They're funny little guys.
Our weather has also been absolutely gorgeous, but instead of anjoying it I'm worried it's going to be another mild winter. As someone who hates the cold, a mild winter wouldn't be a big deal except it's mean a major increase in bugs, most especially flies, mosquitoes, and the kind of bugs that like to destroy garden vegetables, so we need a nice cold snap to do some population control on the insects. Still, I have been enjoying the ability to open my window.
(And I do think we're at least starting to head toward cooler weather, since it seems we're going more and more into the sixties. So I'm hoping that we will have a real winter, it'll just be a little later than usual).
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Date: 2016-11-06 12:50 am (UTC)From:Weather has been weird here. One day it's in the 70's and the next we're in the 50's. It's supposed to be a cold snowy winter coming. Don't think it will be mild but the weatherman and the Farmers Almanac are not always right.
"HUGS"
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Date: 2016-11-06 02:22 am (UTC)From:I've heard rumors of a possible cold winter but I'll believe it when I see it. I swear it's like the weather is fighting to keep summer around. Which is ironic since it's usually trying to keep winter around :/ Oh, weather, go home you're drunk.
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Date: 2016-11-06 03:13 am (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2016-11-07 03:13 am (UTC)From:We've had some unseasonable warmth this last week too. It's been nice on the whole... but yes, bugs starting to make a reappearance just when they'd disappeared. I've heard it is supposed to be cold and snowy this year, though, so we'll see.
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Date: 2016-11-07 07:07 pm (UTC)From:Yeah, there's been talk of a possible cold winter for us as well. I'll believe it when i see it, though. (On the other hand, temperatures have been moving toward the low side. If this continues then we could be in for a cold December at least).