It’s been over two months since I posted something. In that time, I’ve been absolutely crazy busy, and most of my updates have been in the form of quick fly-bys at Facebook or Twitter. I needed a short breather today, so I’m taking my lunch early, and writing a post. If you click through, please note there is a rather graphic image in the full post!

Happy and blessed Beltaine everyone! I hope your plans for the day and throughout the week include a great deal of fun.
The Lady on the White HorseAdaptation of the Rhiannon & Pwyll Mythby the Corvidaes
A long time ago in a kingdom called Dyfed, King Pwyll was attending a May Day Eve dinner at his castle Narberth. He and his knights passed away the evening with music and dancing and laughter, until nearly midnight. It was then one of Pwyll’s knights dared him to sit on the faery mound outside …

That title reminds me, just from the cadence and word similarity, of something my grandmother used to say as she shoo’d me up the stairs to bed.
          “Shadrach, Meshach – now to bed you go!”
Yes, I do know where the names are from – the three devout men thrown into a furnace for not worshiping a statue: Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. Some witches do know other stuff, ya know.

And here we are, Thursday morning, looking at sunny skies and feeling a warm breeze through open windows. In March. In Manitoba. Creepy!
I’ve opened up an edit space in April, and I’ll have two graphics spaces as well (covers, ads, etc.). Things went exceedingly well with another edit I had booked, and it’s completed well ahead of schedule. I did give a half-refund as well, since the edit was barely an edit at all! Sometimes ghost-editing non-fiction is a dream.
I had intended on taking the next two months for …

I’m going to try one more time to sell off some of my private collection of various books and magazines. This post will be stickied, edited and re-posted as necessary, when new items are available.
Paypal or Western Union accepted.