Just so you all know if I don't post it's because I'm so engrossed in whatever it is I'm working on.
Now I usually don't post pics. of my kids, but I just thought this one was kinda funny. Little dude here was trying to get to that bag of Halloween candy (see, he even got a little chair to use), but he kinda got stuck. He was scared to reach for the bag cuz he was afraid he'd fall if he let go to reach for it and he didn't realize the chair was so close, so he started screaming for help. I then quickly ran for my camera. I told him, "Don't move, so I can take your picture." and he was like, "But I'm going to fall." Don't worry, I helped him down, he wasn't even that far from the ground.
Now Kat's Tic Tocc was about focusing on what you really want to do and accomplish and doing it! Me: I'm going to finish the young adult novel I'm currently working on. These characters have been with me for years (like 8), so they want out. Then I'm actually going to pimp it out and try to get it published. Even though I have this fear that nobody will want to publish it cuz it seems all books for teens these days are some sort of paranormal/fantasy/romance type of deals and mine is not, but I don't care I'm going to send it out to agents/publishers anyways. I plan to finish my Crowley story, but I've hit a snag, I'm trying to work out why exactly some things happen, so they're still with me, but when my young adult novel is done I have an idea of this cutesy, quirky novella type of deal (I've already written a chunk), and the writing below that I did this morning is from that.
I walked outside and the sun shone on me like a spotlight. The trees and grass seemed greener and more vibrant than ever. The birds were chirping and tweeting. I paused to listen to their song and I swear it was an actual song they tweeting and I swear it was the song that was stuck in my head earlier. I adjusted my backpack and started down the sidewalk for school and as I passed the trees that lined the sidewalk the birds continued their song, where the birds in one tree stopped the birds in the next tree continued the song. This went on my whole walk down the sidewalk. When I got to the corner a slight breeze blew, a breeze that was perfect in temperature,not to hot nor cold, just enough to ruffle a few leaves and make me feel revived and ready for the day. It was that exact moment that I felt an urge to dance again. I tried to resist it, I planted my feet firmly into the ground, but the birds’ chirping became livelier and the sky seemed to brighten to a brighter blue and the sun lit up the sidewalk and then there was that gosh darn breeze again and I couldn’t, I just couldn’t resist anymore and so I threw out a little shuffle, then some toe to heel action and before I knew it I was tap dancing down the sidewalk.


