Hi All
If you haven't noticed, members here can now post a list of their favorite stories for others to see.
This means that you can look and see what sort of weird shit others read. It could introduce you to weird shit that you might like. I made a list. It isn't carved in stone, as I have a personal list of 82 personal favorites on my computer.
I go back and read these stories again when I feel in the mood. Some are sexy. Some are love stories. Some are cheating wives stories. Some are westerns. I'd like to think that my tastes are like my writing, slightly eclectic. (Read that as warped!)
Anyway, I'm going on vacation and there will be times in the mountains when I'll have no access to the internet. Not to worry, my loyal readers, the next few chapters of "The Passion of the O'Dells" are already in the queue and the story is finished. Well except for the "You Suck" part from my editor and proofreader, the dreaded Coullpert.
I've promised several friends that I would tear into their books, since I've fallen behind on much of their work while I finished "The Passion". I need to catch up with Gordon Johnson, Oyste50, TedBiker, and ProfessorC among others.
This journey into writing in this genre that I began way back with "Mick and Keri" in 2017 has been good for me. I've met some very nice people, people who have been generous with their time and advice. Most have never told me "You Suck!".
So please be careful and whether you think this virus is better or worse than our current government, take care of yourself. Get out of the house and go for a walk. The birds and squirrels are still out there doing their thing. Life is still what you make of it.
I got Covid in December and had a runny nose for two days. I'm in that old target age group and credit that fact that I grew up eating dirt and not disinfecting everything in my home for my strong immune system. I don't get sick. I break shit all the time, but never get sick!
If you're living in one of those unlocked or unlocking areas of the country, support your local businesses. Many have gone away for good, most are struggling. My favorite restaurant opened after being shutdown for a long time. My first tip there was for a large amount because I knew the servers and cooks were hurting, I asked my favorite bartender to split the tip up and make sure those who really needed it, got a bigger piece of the pie.
Take care my good friends
Mick