Some of you might be wondering what I've been up to in recent weeks of apparent inactivity. Well, a lot actually.
1. I learned that I would need to move further north soon, which means house-hunting, and in this case we will be going into a co-ownership deal with another friend that work in the area that my hubby is being forcibly transferred to. Its a huge deal which brings with it a bunch of opportunities as well as responsibilities.
2. I've been doing some major networking with some people over twitter and GMail. This relates to establishing more interest in ebooks, audiobooks and podcast fiction in Australia, as well as getting some attention for some well-deserved writers. It basically equated to sending out numerous emails, waiting for replies, chatting over Twitter, eating lots of junk food, drinking plenty of soda, then waiting for people to making contact with each other in a fashion similar to placing small animals in a bag and shaking it slightly to stir things up a bit. :-D
3. I've begun recording the first book in the Universal Warrior series for the talented author Avery K. Tingle, a saga that began as a webserial around Christmas time. It features, Angels, Demons, and other supernatural creatures engaged in a war that is currently leading to the creation of Archangels. Exciting stuff, and I only hope that I am doing the story justice.
4. I've been working on improving my writing habits so that I make it easier to put hand to keyboard.
5. General work on improving my attitude towards different aspects of my life has also been a large focus of my life as well, because I know that I've been lacking attentiveness in recent times. I feel the burden that has weighed me down for some time now, being lifted from my wearing shoulders the more that I work on this area, and with this comes renewed strength and will.
6. I've been spending a lot of my time playing on the Wii, as well as trying to improving my spin-bowling for cricket, a sport that completely baffles my husband.
That's it apart from apart from suffering from a bout of Zombie-ism, which I was later cured by James Melzer.
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