Good Morning, Writers. I woke up this morning to a beautiful surprise: three inches of the white stuff, and no, I'm not talking about the empty space on my screen begging for letters. Having grown up in the southern US, I do love snow and wish we could get more here in Rochester, NY. But for now, I'll just appreciate each and every flake.
A happy holiday shout-out to our host, Alex J. Cavanaugh, and his merry band of co-hosts: Pat Garcia, Sylvia Ney, Liesbet @ Roaming About Cathrina Constantine, and Natalie Aguirre!
This month's IWSG optional question: Are there months or times of the year that you are more productive with your writing than other months, and why?
I currently write best in months that contain the letter W. Sad, but true. These days are filled with finding the vertical asymptotes of functions, stoichiometry, rotation and revolution of the earth, and on and on. Funny, I once swore I'd never homeschool my children. Irony!
Otherwise there are cats to amuse, years of clutter to sort, and as much exercise to cram into my schedule. Plus, I'm binge watching The Crown late in the evening.
But when I was more active writing, I'd do best from September to December and then January to early May. Summers have been spent in the yard on various projects.
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Here's some more pictures to get you into the Holiday Spirit:
I'd shake off this stupid hat if I wasn't so cozy. (Dove)
Did someone say "vacuum"?
That's Noche in his fort of overturned tree boughs cut from the bottom of our tree. But check out this shot from my daughters more superior phone and picture-taking skills:
I is adorable, no?
Have a safe, healthy, and wonderful holiday season...
