The Latelies {2025} // June Edition

Vol.1, Issue 5 // (Mostly) everything we’ve read, watched, played, and listened to this month Whew! June flew by! It was a beautiful month, full of celebrations and hanging out with our people. I’m so thankful for the memories we made. Here’s the stories that created the soundtrack of our lives this month. Reading // … Continue reading The Latelies {2025} // June Edition

The Latelies {2025} // May Edition

Vol.1, Issue 4 // A monthly recap of everything we’ve read, watched, played, and listened to And just like that May is over! As is June! *facepalm* I worked really hard to get this out before our road trip waaaayyy back at the beginning of June, but this kept getting put on the backburner. The … Continue reading The Latelies {2025} // May Edition

The Latelies {2025} // January Edition

Vol. 1, Issue 1 - A monthly recap of everything we’ve read, watched, played, and listened to Ant watching Anime. Alphonse on the back of the papasan - not a normal "seat" for him haha Greetings readers! The Latelies have been included in my email newsletter, Postcards, over on Substack for about a year now. … Continue reading The Latelies {2025} // January Edition

The Final Update // Day 30

How I won NaNoWriMo 2022. Finally. The final installment of the NaNo 2022 series. Because NaNo 2023 is HERE! (Seven days!) And I’m ready to do it all over again 🙂 This post is made up of the updates I posted on my writer’s Facebook page and Twitter as I stopped to take breaks. I … Continue reading The Final Update // Day 30

Dear Agabus

In which Agabus, Tump, and I make our fiction debut Dear Agabus, You exist because of the role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons (D&D). You've been in existence since June 2017. Six years next month. Wow. You exist because as one adventuring group fizzled out a new one started. One made up entirely of elves, half-elves, … Continue reading Dear Agabus

Marking Time

"I hold on to dates like others hold onto pictures and ticket stubs and brochures. I hold onto those too, but dates mean something entirely different for me. I remember the dates of important conversations, when I started counseling, birthdays, anniversaries. It's a common phrase in our household for me to start a conversation with, 'Oh! A year ago today we...' I put the date on Everything."