It was a good walk this morning. Both Logan (my big black german shepherd - 150 lbs) and I are getting a little slower, but still wander around through the green spaces and onto the trails of the local state park. We go out just before sunrise, and often see the "night shift" on its …
Author: Serroc
Artist - Writer - INTJ - Defender of the wild - Unseelie
Night Visitors
Monday Night we had a visitation by the racoon brothers. I call them the "racoon brothers" - but I don't really know if they are siblings. They are both male, and hang out together, go foraging together, and if we come upon them in the green belt or while we are hiking in the park, …
Not so easy…
When you don't have a particular genre you write (or read); or a particular type of art that you do (or appreciate) - it is a bit of a challenge to organize and give focus to all the things you have a passion for without sacrificing too much of one for another. Add to it, …
Up in the skies
I had to make a trip to the grocery store this morning. Seems like no matter what time I choose to go, there is stop-and-go traffic, which was not improved today by the road work and flashing red signals at the intersections. This is usually a recipe for a slight case of road rage brought …
Creating the habits to succeed
In past months I have fallen out of the habit of writing. It may sound silly, but I got distracted and was instead focused on a habit of creating crafts. Now that the light is waning and Fall/Winter darkness is upon us again... I find I am drawn to writing again. Perhaps the darkness is …
Down the rabbit hole…
As a writer, I am often doing research (which includes looking at esoteric bits of info as well as practical facts for realism in a story)...lately, as I was trying to research plausible character behaviors I fell into the Reddit.com AITA (which stands for "Am I The Asshole") thread (aka subreddit). While admittedly, some of …
Fall is here…
We are still due for some triple digit temperatures, and our neighbors continue to waste water with their lovely green lawns (our is a lovely shade of tan with some of the ground cover greening up after last week's rain). This summer hasn't been a big writing season for me. To be honest I have …
The angels laugh
I hear the host of heaven in the hum of the air conditioning unit, blades whirring, like feathers in a tornado. I imagine the angels spiraling, their voices raised in adoration or dismay as the creations move with free will below them, choosing, ever choosing, those actions most defiant - even with the best intentions. …
I had the pleasure of being interviewed
Last week I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Joan Raymond for her Youtube Channel "A Heart For Writing" - she's interviewed many different types of writers in many genres and I was most honored and delighted to be included. I highly recommend checking out her interviews, especially her interviews with Brendan Constantine, Adam …
People
A dark swirl of heavy demands attention when they enter the room, fitting into every nook and cranny, stealing the very light from all others... except one. The energy dissipates around one small figure. Small, but not small. Quiet and energy controlled and it does not need to take up the room. This energy is …
"Wind in her mane" 