I am a Horrible Person

Alright, so I am officially all moved which is great.

My friend is no longer visiting.

I have no real excuses.

Well, I am trying for the front counter lead position at work, but I don't think I can count that as a real excuse either.  I mean, after all, there is always time to write.  As anyone who peeks in at my other blog knows, I have been getting at least one book review up a week, sometimes two.  So basically I need to buckle down and do some more writing.

I do have some pretty exciting news though!

I found an old short story of mine and with some encouragement from my friends, I've decided to expand the world in it into a series.  So hopefully that goes well.  I haven't decided on a release date for the short story yet, but I'll let you know when it is ready to go up on amazon.  Until then, I'm hoping to work on some stories to build up the world itself so that I have some things ready to come after it.

Exciting News!

As a warning I will be posting this on both Life of a Book Addict and Writing is Life for those of you who meander between both of my blogs.  I have some very exciting news though!  Starting the 21st and possibly for a few days after, I shall be moving!  Not cities or anything big like that.  Just apartments, but I am very excited for it.  It'll be a better living condition, a better neighborhood, more space.  And honestly, it's the little things I'm excited for.

• Having a in-complex laundry mat.
• Having a swimming pool (alright, not so little, especially in this drought)
• Having more than one set of house keys.
• Having an oven I don't think will short-circuit and burn my living space down.
• Having a fire alarm that works.

See, the little things boys and girls that make life worth living.  And the fact it is a lot closer to my job, also makes things really awesome.  Speaking of, I have to buy a bike.  Anyone know of any cheap ones that function?  I'm going to be looking around, of course, but i I figure, it never hurts to ask around.  Especially since I've been told that getting a steady ride to work means promotion opportunities.  Exciting and terrifying at the same time!