This is supper tonight… not quite fish & chips, but a much healthier option.
I’ve discovered that heart-healthy, low-sodium meals aren’t always tasteless and bland. They don’t have to be; I guess the dieticians aren’t lying.
I miss the salt, I do, but I can cover it up by using all the hot spices and other seasonings I want. So there’s that.

I’m starting to think time isn’t as linear as it appears. I am beginning to believe it’s circular, and just like the lunar cycle, it comes back to show it’s full face.
Last spring my house was full of chaos, and due to circumstances obviously chaotic and out of our control, the spring clean and cleanse didn’t happen. It didn’t really change over the summer and fall, and we were just settling in to get it cleared out when more chaos landed in our laps. The same thing, repeating.
*le sigh*
It’s hard …

Posting the Guest Blog a wee bit early this month, to help celebrate the release of Mari Adkins’ novel of Kentucky coal-country vampire awakenings, Midnight.
Mari chose to do the self-interview, and has even included a glimpse at the characters from the book. Enjoy!

Q: What inspired you to write Midnight?
Mari: When I first got the idea for Midnight in late 1996, I knew I wanted to write a different kind of ‘vampire story’. I never meant for the story to be the typical vampires-are-demons, the embodiment of our worst fears, …

Better late than never, here are the prompts for this week…

Things are liable to be sketchy around here for a while. There are some issues that need to be dealt with, and it’s going to take time away from the keyboard and work, etc. Everything is being sorted out, but my pet-project is again on hold for now.
This is a personal-ish, wandery, crazy-making post, so don’t click through if you don’t want the drama.