
Piggly wiggly!!!

Piggly wiggly!!!


Lap lap lap lap lap lap lap lap lap lap…

Still visiting my mom in the Bay Area. I found these weird flowers when I took her to a classical music concert in Berkeley yesterday.

And of course I am still taking pictures of the sunsets from her deck and backyard.

I took the flower pictures with my phone. They could be better.

But you work with what you have… speaking of which, I said I was going to start posting a few chapters of two of my novels I am working on… but when I went to open the Word docs, I found out my license had expired on my version. I am working on that. But all my tech support people are back in San Diego.

Is it just me, or do these look like they were grafted together from a bunch of different flowers?

Maybe the sunset is a combination of sunsets too… HA!

Anyway, I have a lot going on.

So I will see you around.



I love this effect. The animals stand perfectly still, but their reflections don’t. Also, stripes look cool in the water…


I know, these are silly. But I like doing them.


So, yeah, I’m back at my mom’s house in the Bay Area once again. I took a few photos down at that dog park I like to go to.

I brought two novels with me, one to start editing… even though I suck at editing. If I could edit, I wouldn’t have made any mistakes while I wrote them… and one to continue writing so I can finish it finally.

In fact, if any of you are interested in editing… I mean, I can’t pay you, but you get a signed copy of the book sent to you, and a very nice mention on the credits page, and a blog post singing your praises… let me know.

I am editing on the fourth book of my action/humor science fiction series; The Otherwhere Chronicles. I am also beginning work again on a novel I started way back when I was in my twenties.

It is titled; How Thick The Blood That Binds Us… (I know, right?)
But that isn’t the exciting part. I think I am going to start posting chapters of one or both of those books. For a while, at least… to see if anybody is actually still reading the words here. Ha!

Now that’s a reptile dysfunction!