Hmmm, Scottish folklore is full of the dangers of things that rise up from the sea and some of them can be inordinately enticing. Still, thanks B. I'll keep an eye the mailbox.
Well yeah, but you said everything ... with you in that sort of mood what if she said no tamales for you? Even an imperial mind can be pushed to the edge and you've been known to be quick on the trigger, so ...
It's an excellent read and as I mentioned in the review I hope for more. I sometimes wonder if releasing so many new things in a relatively short time causes things to be overlooked. It's like wondering into a new candy store. Just when you think "Oh! I'll have that please." something else catches your eye and you're off in another direction. Just as your other Sidewinder Tales continue to generate reads and comments so will this. I know, instant recognition eases some of the trepidation when you share something new. Just know you've done very well with this story ... more please
The day was pleasant despite a nasty migraine that flared several times. Fortunately, sales occur in odd "lumps", things are quiet then suddenly the shop is full of folks and all four of us are busy before the shop empties and all is quiet again. During those lulls I can sit and rest. I am thoroughly enjoying the Canadian thing far more comfortable than the hot muggy stuff that comes up from Texas and the Gulf.
Hi Albert. It's been a rough 48 hrs. We've had a major shift in weather thanks to the Canadians. That triggered a nasty migraine Thursday that has continued to ebb and flow ever since. I somewhat dread the day at faire as my head aches but it's to be a lovely autumnal day so fingers crossed.
Thanks for your kind thoughts. Greeting to Steve please.