I’m still here. Everything is fine for the most part. Not too sure why my clothes dryer just started beeping. I can only hope it’s paranormal, but probably something more mundane and prosaic.
I’m going over a full month of being my own boss, working from home. I’m sort of a house husband/ homemaker at the moment when I’m not writing or sleeping. If you don’t think taking care of four boys is full time work, please come hang out with me sometime. Heh heh heh heh…
The kids started school yesterday for which I am eternally grateful. I’m so happy to finally have some time during the day to myself. I also get a lot more done during the day and again at night after everyone goes to bed. What a relief!
I’m not allowed to say why for fear it might get back to certain people, but I took a PTSD survey today. The results actually make me think that just maybe I’ve had a couple of things that counted as trauma in the last year and a half. Kinda makes me shudder and snuggle up to my cats a little more. Therapy. Am I right?

Gonna keep this update somewhat brief. I have several things on the horizon for this blog and possibly a newsletter. I’m also still looking and available for writing jobs if anyone is looking for some help.
I’m planning to do another deep dive into the local Reptilian presence around Des Moines here if anyone has any tips on places to look. I just want to make contact, not start any drama. Honestly, as much as I’ve heard about the supposed agenda, I’d much rather find out for myself if they’re sinister or terribly misunderstood. Same goes for the Mantid beings, the Grays, and so on… For all we really know, the Men In Black (not the movie) are misrepresented.
I’m also rewriting a couple of old articles I wrote for the workplace in more generic terms as not to offend anyone specific. Gotta have everything sanitized for our protection in this day and age, I guess. How’s your hand sanitizer supply now that we’re out of lockdown? I still have some left.

Until later, stay safe and I will see you again very soon.
