Ahhhh! Can this year just be over with already? So many bad things have happened to folks in 2020...and it's just the beginning of June. I don't want to rehash it all here. Instead, I'm going to look forward to the second half and pray/hope/plan that it is/for it to be a better 1/2. I… Continue reading Plans for the Rest of 2020
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Comforting Things
This is a time where we all could use a little extra comfort. What are some things in literature and in real life that bring you a calm happiness? What lights a comfy tealight in your soul? For me it's... CATS, because they are the bestest, snuggliest good-os there are TEA with enough sugar to… Continue reading Comforting Things
Recommend a Book
Have you ever enjoyed something so much that you couldn’t stand it and had to walk away? Probably not. Right now, I’m reading the fourth book in a paranormal romance series (Darklight by Bella Forrest.) I was really enjoying the tension and the chemistry between the two leads, but things started going poorly for the… Continue reading Recommend a Book
Lessons I’ve Learned: Quarantine Edition
Well, self-isolation is ending in some places (I’m not getting into whether or not I agree with that) while social distancing is still encouraged. It’s times like these that we learn something about ourselves. Someone online suggested that you are boiled down to your essential, true self. I did learn some things about me during… Continue reading Lessons I’ve Learned: Quarantine Edition
What’s Up
What I’m reading: Right now, I’m reading two different series by indie author Bella Forrest: Darklight and Harley Merlin. For those not in the know, Darklight is about vampires seeking asylum in our dimension after a hole is ripped in the divide between theirs and ours. Harley Merlin is about a young woman with abilities… Continue reading What’s Up
How to Say I LOVE YOU to a Writer
There are many ways to show a person you love them, through word and deed. Growing up, a favorite song of mine was dc Talk’s “Love is a Verb.” It stresses how the words can become overused quickly and lose their meaning when your actions don’t match up with what you’re saying. Not to… Continue reading How to Say I LOVE YOU to a Writer
Tethered Worlds
Today I have a guest post from writer R.A. Johnson. Enjoy! Tethered Worlds by R.A. Johnson Here we sit at a standstill...a tethered world. In the midst of this crisis, you can find peace. Picture yourself back in time, perhaps as far back as the 1800s. In those days they played parlor games,… Continue reading Tethered Worlds
Hiatus? Maybe
I made it! Three months in a row, I blogged every Friday. Now it's April, and we're in the midst of a pandemic. Inspiration is at an all-time low. I'm struggling just to write tweets, never mind Facebook posts and blog posts or words on my novel/s. It's a tough time. Stay in, take care,… Continue reading Hiatus? Maybe
Business Cards and Boggle
I have new business cards--YAY! They had my phone number on them, so I whited that out, just for online safety reasons. What do you think? I'm writing this on 3/20/20, and I am bored out of my skull. Here's some Boggle games, if you're bored, too: Keep calm and read on, Beth
Preparedness for the Coronavirus
So. I wrote a post two weeks ago, before things escalated to where they are today. I gave the usual advice (don't panic, stop spreading misinformation, no hoarding, wash your hands, etc.) and it still stands. But we all know it, and while it bears repeating, I wanted to say something more. You don't have… Continue reading Preparedness for the Coronavirus
Beth Overmyer 