Category: Charity
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It’s a new year and I’ve got something for you
It’s January, so that can only mean one thing – my birthday is on the third! Well, yes, that is true. But I’ve got some fun news: this month, my novella Marry Me is one of four exclusive novellas available from the Happily Ever After Collective. Join the Happily Ever After Collective Patreon and choose…
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Hard to believe it’s already December!
How I spent my November I usually spend November working on a new book for NaNoWriMo. I spend thirty days trying to make sure that I write at least 1667 words per day to make sure I have hit a writing goal of 50,000 words by the end of the month. This year, because I…
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Catching up with Kim
What’s been going on? Yes, I know it’s been quiet here and there’s a reason for it: back in July the Swede and I came down with COVID, which meant we had to change our plans for our Coffee Roasters Tour of Skåne (which we will pick up on some other time). It knocked us…
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Looking forward to next year and continuing My Season of Giving
What I want most of all for Christmas is a kinder, calmer, and all-together better 2021 for all of us. I hope the year that we’re stepping into will at least be less turbulent than the one we’re soon leaving behind. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy new year. So here…
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My Season of Giving 2.0
Hello, December It’s finally December. Soon, this crazy year we call 2020 will be over and, hopefully, the new year will be calmer. December also marks the end of NaNoWriMo for the year. This year, I reached my 50k goal on time — I worked on the first draft of a new novel called Who…
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2015, I’ve got my eye on you.
I know this is that time of year when I’m supposed to post about how I reached all of my publishing/writing goals and tell you how great I am and make you think I am super-organized/ambitious/fill-in-the-blank. But…I’m not going to do that. Why? Because it’s boring. Instead, I thought my buddy Ryan and I would…
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December is a month of giving
It started with my parents… When I was younger, my parents instilled in me the importance of helping those in need. We donated clothing to local shelters, we collected toys for Toys for Tots, donated money to local charities, volunteered at soup kitchens. It made me appreciate what I had, it made me realise that…