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Great Day in the Morning!

How do you run into a House?

And this is what Penelope thinks of drivers who text and drive…

Great day in the morning!

We have been running like chickens this week; three alpaca went to new pastures; two puppies are rehomed, Dan and I nearly have the first edit of his new book done; I published book five of the Hidden America series, which will be available soon.  Next Wednesday is the publication of Memoir #3 of the Social Worker Series, so if you want to preorder you would need to hurry; or you can wait until Wednesday when it comes out officially. Either way, you are going to love it. The link is below.

Last week, someone ran into Fawn’s house; yes, I wondered how you miss a house and bash into its front porch if you aren’t on a bender; no one was home at the time. The police were called by neighbors; when F&S got home the police had come and left.  We got a copy of the report from them and it is an odd tale. It appears a 17-year-old driver was coming down the hill beside the house, she was texting, or so the police report says.  There was a man ahead of her nearly to the corner stop sign. She rear-ended him hard enough that his car was launched across the yard and into Fawn’s porch, bashing up the concrete blocks, bending over a 8 foot tall pine tree, really doing a number on the innocent guy’s car.  I suspect the young lady with the phone has had one of those come to Jesus lectures from her parents.  Dan and Scott think they can do the repair on the porch but want a contractor to check it and make sure the steps/porch are still aligned correctly. Fawn and Scott just signed on this house back in July and someone has already tried to mess it up.  They are miffed.

In other strange goings on, we’ve had 5 straight days of on and off rain-almost 3 inches total and it soaked in beautifully; the grass is greening back up, the flowers are blooming again. However, the weather man says we’d need another 6 or 7 inches to cancel out the drought. We have been really dry.

And in the book news department:

Preorder on You Couldn’t Make this up, Even If you Tried closes on September 29, October 1 is the official publication date-best put your copy on reserve in ebook, paperback or hardback now.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FNRQCDPY

Psycoms  continues as a 99 cents download on Amazon for all our friends until the 28th..

Maletha Evans knew one thing for sure; the military was trying to steal her children, and she was not going to allow them to succeed.  If you like paranormal, mild romance, mental telepathy, wildly gifted kids, horrible bad guys, and think that the government is hiding something, you are going to love this book. 

And it’s on sale just a couple more days..

And finally, I’ve decided to make October retired Social worker month, not really official, but my Social Work Memoirs will be on specials.  The first book is the first special:

Oct 1-6,  You Can’t Make This Stuff Up: Memoirs of a Social Worker

You won’t find anything more fascinating than real life. These are true to life stories, odd characters, and survival in a not to be believed world of bureaucracy, poverty and families in crisis. Heart, chaos, and comedy—uncensored; with real lives, real laughs, real heartbreak. Join me as I remember the stories, faces and work of a career in social work spanning 28 years.

This book will keep you up late reading, laughing and make you think.  Maybe life in your world isn’t so bad after all…

And now, let’s hope next week isn’t as crazy as this one has been and I do hope that life treats you just fine.  Blessings to all!

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