I'm disappointed with my latest effort, there isn't much subtlety in action stories, at least, not in the way I write them.

This coming Thursday, my Mom will be going in to the hospital. Because of her diabetes and other problems, my 81 year old Mom will likely be having her leg amputated at the knee. She's a toughie, and a fighter, but I'm worried about her.

This time it's a strain of influenza that has laid low this not-so-intrepid heroine... More posty bit and such tomorrow. I'm going to be going home early and cuddling the cat.

First, I just have to tell you all (18 years in the south and I still can’t say y’all) that I am thrilled by the votes and comments on the last few chapters. They have been really heartfelt and thoroughly encouraging. All the time I spent alone writing, thinking that maybe this would be okay, or even, if the gods smiled on me, pretty good, has been repaid.

Here's a google link for URLs regarding internet copyright protection. It's gonna take a sharper mind than mine to wade through this mess.

http://www.google.com/search?q=Internet+Copyright+Laws%2C+St...
com.google:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

You're gonna have to copy/paste the whole thing into your address bar...I think.

Hello everyone. I want to ask all of you a question. How many of you consider yourselves gamers? I am writing a novel about gamers and superheroes, and the question came up as to the percentage of guys vs girls game. That got me to thinking that maybe the wrong question was being asked. Maybe we should be asking how many LGBT games and more to the point how many TG sisters and brothers game?

In my dream, there is a place, a real life place, where those of us who have been abused, deserted, thrown out by their families, whatever, can come to for a fresh start. This is not just my dream, it's the dream of many others. This would include Sephrena's idea about a lottery monthly for someone to receive their transitional surgeries, M-F or F-M.

Dear Friends, I am an American author engaged in the writing of a coming-of-age novel about a young person of indeterminate gender that is set in the early years of the 20th Century. Four parts to the novel, totalling over 70,000 words, have been posted on Big Closet Top Shelf (www.bigclosetr.us) as Balthasar’s Extract, the Diary of Evelyn Westcott.

I have written nothing this weekend, but I've some good excuses...

1. really nice weather gave me a chance to launder the pile of bed linen that's built up since the last one - everything's washed and ironed now, so that'll be OK for a few weeks.

Something stupid happened and I have to be gone again today. Bob and Sephy know how to get in touch with me and I will have my laptop along. Beeeee gooood.

Hugs,
Erin

I want to thank the authors that have given me permission to do a P.O.V. on their stories and characters. I promise everybody that I will only do a P.O.V. on those that I have permission to do.

As you can see from my P.O.V., I have done my best to keep it within the basic story and try to sound like the character. I want to thank everybody for their comment both for and against.

Which to tackle first, being unfinished or Ms Tern?

Dear Auntie Enid,

I am writing to you because you are so wise and you give people advice through your lovely newspaper for nothing.

I will be taking hopefully a short time out from writing another chapter of Hell Yeah it hurt.I'm just in the beginning stages of out lining what I hope to be a 7500 or less word historically correct Tg short story for this months contest.If all goes well I think it will be an educational and fun read.Amy