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To my followers and Companions,
Man, I have been having a total blast working on Bought. I've been exploring new skills and building up a base. More importantly, I've been working my butt off trying to get it finished. Right now, I'm at very close to achieving my writing goals for the week. It's been a little hard since I've been on "the good stuff" after a minor procedure on my ankle (it still hurts, but what can you do?).
I think the best part is I'm not in it to win it. I just want to prove I can do this to myself. I've been feeling pretty lost lately in who I want to be and what I want to do with myself. Since starting on this project, I feel so alive and happy (and this isn't just the good drugs talking).
I've started a Facebook page for the novel.
I'm making updates via my blog, Hey, It's Erica.
I've made a couple of videos in regards to the story, with another one coming this week, most likely: The Trailer, The Introduction to Bought.
Since I have a blog, if you're interested in doing a little advertising for your own works, we can definitely work something out. Just drop me a line! Also, I'm always happy to do a Twitter shout out for you. The way I see it, any little bit helps! I want others to feel as enriched and encouraged as I do. I think that's really the point of this deep down.
While I have you, here is a little extra from the story. Originally this was part of Chapter 2, but I might split it into its own chapter. Enjoy!
Chapter 2.5
Master Rhoe led her down a series of stairs and hallways which all seemed to blur together, mostly because her mind did not want to focus. She was walking slightly behind a creature with powers nearly as old as time itself, if legends served correctly.
How would she escape this place? Would Master Khelman be true to his word and allow her to leave at the end of the week? The man could tear her apart with a thought should he decide to. Was she brave enough to turn him down?
Her master stopped in front of a door and gave her a half smile. "This one belongs to you, Pet."
Rhoe stepped aside and gallantly bowed before her. With caution to not touch him in any way, she walked into what would be her room.
In her head she imagined it would be nothing more than a hole in the wall, which was more than she had in her father's home. This room was quite different.
Much like the lower rooms of the house, her bedroom was finely decorated in deep, dark browns and beautiful reds. Every inch of it was lavish to the point of almost being obscene. The four poster bed could easily fit three of her and the stone fireplace not far from it was nearly as wide. Slowly she moved to the bed, touching the beautiful red and cream colored comforter and taking in the luxurious silkiness of it. From the comforter, she stroked a post and found it beautifully carved.
The ceilings were impossibly tall as though it dared to touch the heavens. Dark wood framed the open space there and within was a very fine, gold and white painting. It shimmered in the firelight, which gave her a trill of awe.
There was a small seating area, complete with a cream colored chaise lounge and dark mahogany book shelves, filled with books. It made her ache that she barely knew how to read. Her heart fluttered at the thought of relaxing in that space with a fine wine and an engrossing, enchanting book.
The floor beneath her was made of stone, though a plush burgundy rug covered most of it. She grasped the fine threads between her bare toes and it felt softer than the material on the bed.
"Surely this is the wrong room," she said quietly, but full of awe.
"Lesson one, my dear trinket, is I make no mistakes," Master Rhoe told her.
In her best interest, she decided to keep her comments on his ego to herself. She kept moving further into the room, observing various pieces in the room. Thana stopped before a large dark oak vanity, covered in bottles of scented oils, perfumes, lotions, and face paints. It was more than any woman could possibly need or want.
"We have had some time to plan for you, Pet. I have wanted a lovely companion such as you."
"This is all too fine for me. I am undeserving."
"Are you?" he purred. "That is more my decision than yours. I suppose you believe your sister deserves this sort of finery?" When Thana nodded, he scoffed. "That bitch does not deserve air she breathes." He pointed to an ornate golden box near the corner of the mirrored vanity. "Open it. The contents are for your using."
Hesitantly, she did as Master Rhoe commanded. With shaking hands, she managed to open the box after a try or two. Inside were some of the finest pieces of jewelry she had ever seen.
"I am sure they will be to your liking as well as the wardrobe."
She looked back at the vampire with wide, eager eyes. She never had nice clothing; everything she ever wore had been her sister's hand-me-downs. The pieces were so torn and tattered; Thana had a hard time putting it all together as something remotely decent to wear.
As though reading her mind, he pointed to a pair of large double doors at the back of the room. She knew she seemed more eager than she wanted to appear as she rushed to the doors. When she finally opened the doors, she found a vast array of dresses and fine pants suits, as well as casual pants and tunics. Shoes of every make and color littered the floor of the closet. There were cabinets of accessories such as belts and hats.
In one tucked away corner she found more interesting pieces. Things that seemed impossible to wear were hidden there. She pulled one from the closet, a leathery, strappy thing that, once worn, would leave very little to the imagination.
"You expect me to wear this?"
He smiled a very leering smile. "That is to only be worn for someone special, and that someone is me."
Slowly, with his eyes glittering like the predator that he was, Master Rhoe slithered into her beautiful bed. Her stomach sank. Without much effort, the man already sullied the experience by being in a space that was to be hers for the week.
She placed the garment back into the closet, making sure to make it more hidden than it was. Continuing her search through the expansive closet, she found drawers of more personal items such as underwear and underbodices, all in matching sets. It embarrassed her to know that the man in the room more than likely picked these things himself.
"I am sure you wish to tidy yourself before bed, Pet. Through the doors to the right is your private bathroom."
Her eyes widened. Her own bathroom? She could not believe the luxuries.
She grabbed the most conservative article of clothing from her temporary wardrobe and then hustled into the bathroom, closing and locking the door behind her. She held her breath as she braced her thin body against the door with fear of retaliation coursing through her. After a moment or three, she felt secure enough that Master Rhoe was not far behind her. With a heavy sigh, she pushed away from the bathroom door.
And she finally took in the bathroom.
While the rest of the house was in luxurious, deep reds and browns, the bathroom was blindingly pristine white and gold. She actually rubbed her eyes from the brightness of it. If it was so light at night, she couldn't begin to imagine the room during the day.
She was pleased to find the bath full and delicately scented. Eagerly she stripped her tattered clothing and let them fall to the floor, then stepped into the still wonderfully hot bath.
Her mind tumbled through the events of the evening and night. Sold without even a little regard from her family, but that was not surprising. Now she was a budding mistress to a vampire and potentially the lady of a very fine home. She did not want either thing. The luxury did not outweigh the moral cost. Vampires could not be trusted. They used and abused. Over centuries, they managed to rape all that the humans were and pushed the Fair Folks from their cities into the woods. The only peoples safe from the plague were the Demons.
If she stayed with them, she would sell part of who she was out, and she couldn't bring herself to do such a thing. All she had to do was pretend long enough to make her escape, wherever that would take her.
She closed her eyes tightly and tried to focus on the distant hope dangled before her. The world was a dangerous place and she had no idea of what would become of her. The only promise was that she would no longer be someone's slave.
The thought warmed her almost as much as her scented bath. Both lulled her deeply within herself and her thoughts.
All she had to do was to wait.
She settled back into the tub and allowed relaxation wash over her. Before the last vision of freedom finished in her mind's eye, she unknowingly drifted to sleep.
The feeling of eyes crawling on her bare skin pulled her from sleep. She jolted with her whole body as her eyes shot open in shock. It took a moment or two to process where she was, though it wasn't where she remembered last. She didn't remember finishing her bath, but somehow she made it to the bed, though without dressing.
When she tried to sit up, she noticed the chains tying her arms to the bed. Frightened, she attempted to yank herself free. As panic set in, she heard the laughter.
"Going somewhere, my pet?"
She jolted and looked to the end of the bed only to find Master Rhoe, draped on the edge of the bed. He was mostly free of clothing; he wore butter soft leather pants and his torso was bare.
"Why am I chained?" she asked with an edgy tremble in her voice.
Master Rhoe smirked at her. His long, elegant fingers danced across the bed until they delicately stroked one of her feet. She quickly yanked it away causing him to smirk.
"I would not wish for my investment to flee."
The thought would have crossed her mind at some point. She had to admit that much to herself. However, she still resented the accusations, especially after agreeing to Master Khelman's terms.
"I would not do such a thing."
Rhoe huffed at her. "It does not do you well to lie to me, my precious pet."
He took one of her legs in hand and slowly traced the contours of it. This time, when Thana tried to pull away, Rhoeshard held on tightly. He gave her a sharp look of warning, which made her still.
"Do not forget to whom you belong," he hissed.
He continued his travels up her leg until he found the healing wound he left her from their carriage ride. Gently, he stroked her skin there, which sent tiny shockwaves through her body, radiating from her womanhood. Thana bit back a moan.
"Oh, we are going to have so much fun, my dear pet. You'll see," he chuckled darkly.
He pressed his long pointy fingertip to the wound roughly. The tingling sensation inside her became stronger until she thought she may burst. And just as she thought she would be swept away with orgasm, it stopped.
Her eyes flew open to find Master Rhoe's eyes, twinkling with a malicious mirth. Tears started to well within hers.
"So much fun," he laughed as he stood from her bed.
Slowly he sauntered alongside the edge of the bed. He grabbed her blanket and wrapped her in it. All the while, his crystal blue eyes focused on her face, no doubt hoping for a twitch of anger or upset. Thana, still gasping for breath from his earlier touch, managed to keep her face blank, despite the turmoil of feelings through her.
He bent to her, until his lips brushed just on her ear. "Until tonight," he whispered. With that, he departed her company, leaving her confused, ashamed, and aching for more.
Chapter 2 has been posted. Find out why the Vampire Masters were eager to take Thana in.


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A bizarre retro comedy shot entirely on VHS, VHYes takes us back to a simpler time, when twelve-year-old Ralph mistakenly records home videos and his favorite late night shows over his parents' wedding tape. The result is a nostalgic wave of home shopping clips, censored pornography, and nefarious true-crime tales that threaten to unkindly rewind Ralph's reality.
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"He was in a real pickle."
Pickle explores the human capacity to care for all creatures throughout their sometimes greatly protracted lives until their occasionally sudden and unfortunate deaths.
Let us reflect on the brief existence of Pickle the fish. Although he could not swim, he was lovingly cared for by a couple that kept him propped up in a sponge. Along with an obese chicken, a cat with a heart condition, and a paraplegic possum, his life is a celebration of man's eternal capacity to care for all creatures. He will be dearly missed.
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Brie Zeltner has been covering northeast Ohio's health care industry for more than eight years at The (Cleveland, Ohio) Plain Dealer. But earlier this year her work garnered fresh attention when she became the inaugural winner of the Urban Health Journalism Prize.
Her 2014 piece took a deep dive into the effects of poverty on children's health in the city. She combed several databases to create a critical snapshot of poverty and its impact on births, asthma, behavior and stress, among other health issues. She also took a closer look at local efforts and programs aimed at mediating the impact and addressing the city's health gaps among its youngest residents.
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Funeral held for Milwaukee Alderman Joe Dudzik
Family, friends and colleagues said goodbye to a Milwaukee alderman Wednesday.
Joe Dudzik, 56, died Thursday night after his motorcycle crashed into a construction site barrier near 74th Street and Morgan Avenue.
Dudzik served as the representative of the 11th District since 2002. He worked for the Department of Public Works for 20 years prior to his election.
A visitation and funeral was held at St. Matthias Church Wednesday.
"I will remember him first and foremost as a friend. Someone who helped me," said Rev. David Cooper. "He came to me for advice and counsel, and he was someone I could go to for help as well."
Dudzik graduated from Hamilton High School in Milwaukee and attended college at UW-Madison, UW-Waukesha and Milwaukee Area Technical College. He was a volunteer for Special Olympics and served as an instructor at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee.
He leaves behind his wife of 35 years, Lynn, and two sons, Jake and Jeffrey.
The medical examiner's office said speed and alcohol were contributing factors in the crash.


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I'm Jo Ann Hakola, The Book Faerie, bookworm and bookseller. I have been selling books since January of 2000. It's a homebased business and I sell online only. Here is my website: http:www.bookfaerie.com I offer free shipping stateside. It's a one woman endeavor, and I love working for myself. I have over 6,000 books online now. I do book reviews from a reader's point-of-view and try to spread the magic of reading.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Tell Me Something True by Leila Cobo
She's always had lots of love from her father in Los Angeles and her grandmother, who lives in Columbia. She enjoys the cultures of both countries, and loves being coddled by her grandmother.
While visiting her grandmother in Columbia she learns they are going to tear down the old house which has greatly deteriorated. So she goes to visit it one last time. And finds a diary that her mother kept.
She decides to read it so she can learn more about her mother. But the diary is full of secrets...
She's also found a new love interest. Her cousin took her to a party and she met Angel and was attracted to him. Her cousin tells her Angel is part of the drug cartel and she can't see him. She tells Angel that and he tells her he's in the music business and gets his money that way, he doesn't do drugs.
The diary tells her that her mother also found a love interest here in Columbia when she was visiting without her family.
After fomenting over the information and trying to decide what to do with, she confronts her grandmother - who tells her it's true.
So has everything she's been told about her mother been a lie? Or part of it? Could her father not know?
I don't want to give away more of the story line, but it will keep you busy reading to see just what happens next. What else her mother says in the diary. What Gabriella and Angel do.
Life isn't certain at any point, but when you find out you've been fed lies, it's hard to begin to trust again.
If you'd like my copy of the ARC, leave a comment here on the blog and then email at info NOSPAM @bookfaerie.com (take the spaces and the NOSPAM out) with your name and address and why you'd like to read the book. I'll be picking a winner in about a week or so.
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- ccqdesigns said...
I just sent my email. I am reading foreign authors this year or books based in foreign countries, mostly countries that I have traveled to as I have traveled to Columbia.
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- KR said...
I love books about family secrets!
- October 3, 2009 at 10:31 AM
This one certainly sounds interesting. I love reading page turners.
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Sounds like a page turner!
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Slovenia is becoming more popular year by year.
Whether it's a city break in Ljubljana (try saying that three times fast), or a more in-depth exploration of the countryside, there's lots to explore in this miniature nation.7 things you should know before you go to Costa Rica
For sport lovers there's skiing and white water rafting; for sun worshippers there's a small stretch of coast and a glorious lake, and for culture vultures there are castles and, well, wine.
It's amazing how much appeal is packed into a space of just over 20,000 square kilometres.
Here are seven things you should know before you go.
It shouldn't be confused with Slovakia
Slovakia and Slovenia are – obviously – different countries.
Yes, they're both small, eastern European, and begin with S – but they are not the same.
They have different leaders, different languages, and they aren't even next to each other – Hungary and Austria sit in between.
Please, don't mix them up.
More than half the country is protected land
Amazingly, more than fifty per cent of Slovenia's land is protected – in national parks, nature reserves and more.
After Venezuela, that's the highest proportion of protected land of any country.
Impressive stuff.
There are a whole lot of vineyards
You might be surprised to learn that Slovenia is a bit of a hot spot for vineyard viewing.
Forget Italy and France – get a true hipster wine experience in Slovenia, where it's reported that there is one vineyard for every 70 people.
You can catch a film in a castle
Every summer Ljubljana's picturesque castle on a hill broadcasts films under the stars.
The outdoor screen shows films in their original language, which is often English.
And it's magical.
It's got the cheapest ski resort in Europe
Kranjska Gora hit the top spot in the Post Office ski resort report for cheapest ski resort for last year.
Yet nobody's ever heard of it.
And one of the most beautiful lakes
Lake Bled is a stop on most Slovenia itineraries, and with good reason.
With its clear, fresh water and a fairy-tale castle in its centre, Lake Bled really is a picture perfect way to spend the day.
Make sure to try some of the local speciality: the Bled cream cake.
They have some seriously good white water rafting on offer
If all of Slovenia's natural splendour isn't quite enough diversion for you, you can get your heart rate pumping with a spot of white water rafting.
The capital is a good jumping-off point for the adrenaline sport.
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Global Neighbours Accreditation
The whole school has been working on the Global Neighbours Bronze Award which we gained in June 2019.
The Global Neighbours award recognises the work done by schools to develop a 'whole world' view on issues such a poverty, exploitation of people and of the natural world. As a Church School, it is important to us a Christians to do our very best to help those who are in need, in both our own communities and those around the world. We have worked hard to involve all our children, staff and members of the wider community to join us in learning about injustice and how we can take active steps to ensure we are making a difference.


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A moderate amount of thatch provides protective benefits for your lawn, but when it grows into a thick layer, it can be damaging. When this occurs, it is necessary to dethatch your lawn. If you don't dethatch when there is an overgrowth of thatch, then your soil will be starved of nutrients and water will be retained close to the blades of your grass, causing disease. Fortunately, landscaping equipment rentals from A-1 Rental Center mean that you can easily get everything you need for the job. Here are some of the signs that indicate that your lawn needs to be dethatched.
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Walking barefoot across a lawn with springy, bouncy grass may feel good, but it can actually be an indication that you have an unhealthy level of thatch. Take a stroll across your lawn or press it with your hands in a few spots. If it feels spongy or like the grass has a lot of spring, consider dethatching to thin things out.
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Rep. David Wu apologizes for erratic behavior – On Politics: Covering the US Congress, Governors, and the 2012 Election – USATODAY.com.
David Wu, of Oregon's first congressional district has caused some concerns with a bit of erratic behavior lately. Some are asking him to step down. Pharmer thinks that saying a few weird things and sending pics of oneself in a tiger costume is pretty benign. Dems are kept in office after doing MUCH WORSE than Congressman Wu.
Whack-jobs who could not be pried out of office before they assumed room temperature: Teddy Kennedy, Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Charlie Rangel, and on and so forth….


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Shiite protesters took to the streets of abuja in protest of the continued detention of their leader El-Zakazy by buhari, the protest which was marred by extreme violence and recorded deaths on both sides of the protesters and police.
The police were alleged to have opened fire on the protesters but
In this footage made available to Viralmula.Com by witnesses at the scene, the shiite protesters seen wielding oil sprays using it to deface the side walks and billboards in Abuja even the cars parked on the road weren't left out as they were defaced too, as they chanted
Kill us make we die we are ready
They advanced angrily to the soldiers armed with automatic Ak-47 guns and shouted to their faces
Walahi you must shoot us, we are ready , kill us all ,
but soldier just looked away clearly waiting for orders from their superiors , it is not clear if this was what lead to the alleged opening of fire on them.
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Getting your resolution right will not only encourage (oh God, No!) healthy habits in life but when achieved they can also instil a large amount of pride. A certain amount of pride can do wonders for a man's mental health. So cliché or not, keep your resolutions alive with these tips.
There is little sexier to a good woman than a man who keeps a clean house. Just as there will never be a good reason that you, as a grown man, should still be using your floor as a laundry basket.
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- Start small like put your underwear in a drawer or at least in a designated underwear area.
- Group things. Put the pens with the pens and stuff like that. If you're really curious what this looks like we recommend taking a look at Pinterest. Just make sure you do that in your own home and erase the browser history after.
- And finally, keep it up. The job is easy when it's one or two things but a house that resembles a rat's nest is a daunting task indeed.
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Sometimes you have to take a vacation. From everything. Usually you're allowed to plan such vacations. You need to request the time off from work, clear the kids' calendars, buy the tickets, pack the suitcases. When you get wherever you're going, you turn off the electronics, throw on the flip-flops, and chill out with your favorite beverage next to your favorite person.
Occasionally such vacations are forced upon you. Family emergencies. Accidents. Major depressive cycles. Zombie apocalypse. You don't get to plan for those – they just happen, and you simply have to ride them out.
Sorry for not being around these last two months, but that forced vacation thing hit me. My absence started as a simple lack of planning and time management as we prepped for, and then went to, one of our historical war weekends at the end of May. It was a lovely weekend, too. Overcast, cool, with occasional light rain and drizzles. My kind of weather. I slept well, we had excellent sales in our merchant booth, we visited with great friends, and we came home exhausted but happy.
I did have a minor mishap as we were packing up to go home. I was carrying a bundle of camp trash to the dumpster when I stepped in a camouflaged gopher hole. If you knew my history with wars and gopher holes (I've broken both ankles at various events this way), you probably wouldn't be all that surprised that I managed to find another one. But it's a long way down when you're as tall as I am, and a hard landing to boot because I'm carrying so much extra weight. The left ankle screamed as it was twisted, the right knee bruised and swelled as it made impact with the hard ground, and the left elbow went for the all-of-the-above option as I finished my topple. Don't ask me how I managed to do that left-right-left thing. I think it has something to do with gravity and chaos theory, but I'm no physicist.
Thankfully, there didn't seem to be any serious damage. Just some sprained joints and a bruised ego. I hobbled around, taking care of business as best I could. I cleaned up our camping gear from the war, I did laundry (lots of laundry), updated our business records, paid bills. The hubby and I went to our annual check ups at the doctor's, where I refused the recommendation for a second blood pressure medication, mainly because I'm a stubborn idiot. I got new glasses (I can see! Well, better anyway. Still not fully corrected. Additional options are being explored). And somewhere along in all that, the fog closed in. A black, unrelenting fog that left me adrift in a sea of crushing exhaustion, fiery body aches, and virulent self-loathing.
Depression is the Cthulhu of emotions. It's a little of this and a little of that, combined with some of this other stuff, and overall an evil sumbitch that sucks the life out of everything it touches. It's not just feeling sad. It's not just something that I can "snap out of." It's not all in my head. It's a biochemical shit-storm that turns an otherwise intelligent human being into a drooling crybaby who's only thought is "I suck." Nothing can be accomplished because nothing is worth accomplishing. Nothing is worth the effort of even trying, least of all me.
I couldn't write. I couldn't do anything creative. All the usual voices in my head disappeared, replaced with the constant mantra of self-hate. The only desire I had was to crawl up into a little ball in the dark and just disappear – forever. Just turn myself off and be done with it all. I hid a lot. I spent an inordinate amount of time in bed because I just didn't have the strength or the will to do anything else. When I wasn't there, I was at the computer, hiding in my fantasy games or watching hour after hour of videos on Hulu. I was incapable of doing anything else. I didn't cook. I didn't clean. I didn't get out of my pajamas. I'm not even sure I showered. Much of the time is lost behind a black veil of murk.
It took a chunk out of my life. It's only been in the last couple weeks that I've been able to catch glimpses of little patches of blue in that otherwise stormy sky. I'm slowly creeping out from under it. I've done a couple small things creatively – I stitched up some lavender sachets, and played with beads to put together several scissor fobs. I even jotted down a couple notes for a short story idea. But it's an unrelenting struggle. Every day I wonder what the hell I'm thinking, trying to start a writing career at my age. Each positive thought I generate is countered by a dozen negative reasons why none of it will ever matter. Who am I kidding? I claim to be a writer and yet it's been months since I did anything to support that claim. No new words on the page, no queries sent out, no contests entered, no submissions e-mailed. I don't even have the obligatory cat mascot right now. What a loser.
Yet, despite all that, I'm still here. I'm still trying. You should, too. Don't believe those evil voices in the dark – they lie. Believe me, I know how hard it is. And sometimes you just have to close the blinds and crawl into bed and ignore the world for a while. But don't do anything more than that. Hold on until you reach the other side. It's a fine line we walk, those of us with mental illness. Constantly bobbling to one side or the other, desperately flailing our arms to keep from falling. And it's a merciless battle to keep doing it, year after year after year. Keep doing it anyway. Keep working on getting the right balance of meds. Keep going to therapy. Keep talking to friends and family. Keep exercising. Keep eating right. Keep looking for the triggers. Keep doing SOMETHING to fight back.
Say it with me: it will get better. It will get better. It will get better…
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|Red Victor 1 racing teams up with Europa Consultants
|Written by slinky
|Friday, 09 March 2012 19:41
The team is proud to announce a new association with Europa Consultants, who are providers of professional accident management solutions and replacement like for like vehicles to people involved in no-fault road traffic accidents. Making them your first call if you or somebody that you know has been involved in an accident means they'll help guide you through the oft-complicated process, whilst remaining at all times cost effective to the insurers.
Andy Frost, team principal says " We're delighted to be involved with Steve and his company and thank him for backing the team in 2012. We know Steve is an avid race fan and via his company Europa Consultants is putting something back to the PH race team for this year! We also know that Europa offers a great service for racers and fans alike, and our job will be to tell people about what the company offers "
Steve Greensmith, Director at Europa Consultants says " We are delighted to have been given the opportunity to provide sponsorship to the Red Victor 1 racing team. We would like to wish Andy and the rest of the team all the very best for the coming season and look forward very much to seeing (and hearing!) Red Victor 3 taking to the track in the coming months. We hope to see some of you there...! "
We thank Europa Consultants for the opportunity to work with them in 2012,and thank them for their support!
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Latin Elephant Feedback to New Southwark Plan (NSP) Consultation
Latin Elephant advocates for a more inclusive understanding of urban policy in London and as such we promote the contribution that migrant and ethnic communities make to London's diverse economies and cultures. Latin Elephant's policy recommendation to the London Plan on the importance of migrant and ethnic economies was acknowledged and adopted in the Further Alterations to the London Plan 2015.
The feedback to NSP includes reasoned justifications for supporting migrant and ethnic retail in Southwark and why we deemed this to be an important component for inclusion in the New Southwark Plan. We also offer recommendations and feedback to specific policies on 'business, employment and enterprise' and 'Town Centres' by drawing on our recent consultation and work with retailers and community groups in the area. We hope to see these points addressed and taken into consideration when reviewing the proposed Plan for Southwark.


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Brokeback Mountain: In the midst of social changeJuly 27, 2016 By Go Back
School's IN for summer! From Canada Day to Labour Day, Hollywood Suite is offering Summer Film School, a crash course in 40 of the most iconic films of the 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s.
Only in 2005 could Ang Lee have come back from his critical and popular misstep with Marvel's Hulk with a movie like Brokeback Mountain. Sure, it was a return to his previous quiet dramas like The Ice Storm and his western roots with Ride The Devil, but undoubtedly, the increasing public support of LGBTQ rights made a huge impact on his ability to tell the story of two cowboys in love.
2005 was a watershed year for LGBTQ rights in Canada: it was the year the government successfully passed the Civil Marriage Act, allowing for a gender-neutral legal marriage definition. The 90s-era conversation about gay rights had been dominated by the AIDS epidemic, but it had almost been a decade since effective life-extending treatments had become available. It was obvious the tide had turned towards the limited civil rights of the community, and public support and sympathy had grown exponentially since the dark early days of the discovery of HIV.
Hollywood was similarly beginning to shift its interest in LGBTQ narratives. While LGBTQ characters had existed since the dawn of cinema, they mostly represented supporting roles or ugly comedy clichés. In 1986, William Hurt won the first Oscar for portraying a gay character in Kiss of the Spider Woman, and at the height of the AIDS crisis in 1994, Tom Hanks won an Oscar for his role of an HIV-positive lawyer in Philadelpha, but one Oscar a decade didn't prove much.
The turning point for Hollywood seemed to come in the 21st century with Hilary Swank's Oscar-winning performance as the as transgender murder victim Brandon Teena in Boys Don't Cry in the year 2000. Since that win, the previously rarely-portrayed history of the gay rights movement and sympathetic portrayals of LGBTQ characters have become a regular staple of the awards season and featured more prominently in prestige drama. Seven Oscars have since gone to actors portraying Queer characters in The Hours, Capote, Milk, Dallas Buyers Club and even the Academy's oldest winner, Christopher Plummer, won for his role as a gay character in Beginners.
In the midst of this change, Ang Lee's adaptation of Annie Proulx's short story Brokeback Mountain stood tall. The nuanced portrayal of two closeted men in recognizable American roles showed a truth many Americans knew existed, but was still not frequently portrayed in such big budget films, let alone by household names like Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal. Lee had won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film for his work on Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, but Brokeback Mountain was an awards powerhouse: winning 71 awards internationally and nabbing his first Best Director Oscar win, making him the first nonwhite winner of the award.
But perhaps the most telling fact is that the film showed that audiences, both straight and gay, were ready for LGBTQ stories. Brokeback Mountain became the 22nd highest grossing film of the year 2005, drawing in $178 Million. There is still a long way to go in the realm of LGBTQ rights, as well as portrayals in cinema, but 2005 taught Hollywood that LGBTQ stories were important to audiences and critics alike.


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Just a quick one to say thankyou to those of you whom made the effort to attend our first Awards Party and Social held at the fabulous Bar OneTwenty in Hillary's Boat Harbour, Sorrento Quays. I think we had roughly 40 people attend over the course of the evening with Award Certificates being presented by Captain Core to all those who participated in the Busselton Half Ironman in May. Well done everyone! The Captain, James and Yann managed to prop up the bar until gone 5am if you can believe that - dirty "stop-outs"!
Major thanks and appreciation goes out to Justin Palmer (co-owner of the club) who allowed us to use the venue and also supplied us all with a fair old share of celebratory drinks! Thanks mate - that was tops!
The coveted "Dark Horse" Award (originally given in 2005 to an up and coming athlete by the name of Mike Gee who finished 6th overall at this year's event, some 40 + minutes quicker than 3 years ago) was given out to two people this year (male and female) for their display of talent and future potential as determined by the Captain. Our male winner was Ian Murray (40-44) for his fabulous first-time HIM finish in just a shade over 5 hours (after having walked the last few kilometers with his daughter). Ian is now taking up the Challenge of the Busselton Ironman in December as well as two other HIM events (Singapore and Soth Africa early next year). We wish him the best of luck! The female winner was my first-ever coached athlete here in Perth and someone who over the past few years has displayed increasing potential and performance over the endurance events to post a Personal Best time of 5:11.39, Sue Anderson (45-49). Sue is inspirational to those who she trains with for her grit and determination but equally an overall air of relaxation and awesome pacing ability. Unfortunately Sue was injurred last week on one the Wednesday morining ride and is currently recovering from a broken collar bone - we wish her all the best for a speedy recovery!
Other News:
This weekend saw the staging of the ITU World Triathlon Championships in Vancouver, Canada. Weather conditions were reported to be terrible, so much so that many of the official results for the Age Group events have not yet been published. However, we are reliably informed that Richard Woods (who as been training with the Time:4:Me swim group) took 1st place in the Men's 40-44 Sprint category with a win of over 3 minutes head of 2nd place!! Amazing result - well done Richard, you're a World Champion!
Also overseas at the Eagleman 70.3 race in the USA, our very own Diane Calderon took out a stunning 2nd place finish in the 45-49 age-group category to see her right back on track for Ironman Lake Placid and then hopefully onto Kona for the Hawaii Ironman in October. Top notch Diane! Given that it was touching 100 degrees farenheit and 90+% humidity, this is a truly impressive result!
Don't forget we have the new Tuesday evening Run Technique Session at 6pm this evening down at McGilvray Oval and then the new Wednesday evening swim session at 6pm at the Claremont Pool as well this week - hope you can make it, they're going to be fun!
This week also sees the start of our Ironman WA "Double Peak" training program for many of the athletes in the group. This 26 week program will see the athletes steadily preparing for the event with a midway Half Ironman competition at the start of September in either Singapore (70.3) or down in Busselton (training session). A week of complete rest will follow this event before the athletes will then start to specifically prepare for the Ironman event on the 7th December. We find that this "Double Peak" format with an emphasis on developing speed, form and power in the initial stages before developing the more specific endurance attributes later into the program is the key to success. It also allows our athletes to psychologically break the relative 'monotony' of a long program into two manageable chunks as well.
If you are keen on maybe taking up the challenge yourself, please complete the questionnaire at http://www.theteamcore.com/athletequestionnaire.html - the more the merrier, remember, its all about Commitment, Consistency and most of all, Camaraderie! Cost is $150.00 per month, inclusive of all coached sessions and your own Training Peaks account to see detail of our sessions in advance in case you are away for work etc.
See you out there!
P.S I have some mega new cycle lights to blaze a trail down to Shelley tommorow morning for all those (who like myself) found it very dark last week!


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There is no doubt in my mind that the Obama Foreign Policy is a dismal failure. It is unfortunate. The idea behind the promotion of Democracy in the Mid East in an effort to rid us all of radical Islam, was a noble idea as well. However, it did not work. The voters elected Radical Islamist's into office instead. Now Israel is surrounded by the enemy, and the United States has to lean on Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood to broker a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. Apparently that cease-fire has taken place, but many pundant's, myself included, do not believe it will hold.
The mid east situation is worse now than ever. President Obama should understand this and revise U.S. Foreign Policy to reflect an assurance of the protection of Israel. I don't think he will do so. I don't think that this president will face up to the reality that our policy in the Mid-East is failing, and that that failure is placing Israel in grave danger. I think this president retains a sense of arrogance, and will once again fall back on the idea that "We won". He will see his election as a mandate which includes his dimmal Foreign Policy. Israel is surrounded by the likes of Hamas, Syria, Iran, and Egypt. The only reason Egypt is not massing troops on the Israeli border is because The United States is sending billions of dollars for the Egyption Military. If the United States were to pull the plug, Israel would be under attack withen months.Iran poses an even more serious threat because if they develop nuclear capability it is all but a sure thing that they will without hesitation deliver a nuclear warhead right down Israel's throat.
Israel waited for the U.S. elections outcome before taking any military action against its enemies. However, when it was clear that Mitt Romney would not be President, then they decided to take action. First on their hit-list, was Hamas. The last eight days helped Israel at least to partially destroy rocket hard sites that were firing missiles into Israel. However, I would venture to say that there was a hidden message to the world here as well. "We are serious, we are capable, and we, as a nation, will defend ourselves". I also think that in part this was a warning to Iran. "We moved on Hamas, be assured, we will move on you as well". In fact, I think Iran is next.
Finally, it is my opinion that the Mid-East situation is far worse than most people think. It is like a powder keg about to blow up. With Israel up against the wall. The United States trying to kiss up to Radical Islamic factions, to assure them that we are not such bad guys after all. As well as obvious intentions of these radical factions to destroy Israel and run them into the sea, it does not take much to understand where this thing is heading.
It is for these reasons that I have said, and will continue to say that our Foreign Policy in the Middle East must be revised. These people are using us for their own gain. We are giving them all they will need to take full control of the Mid-East and then take out Israel. I have no doubt, they have their eye on The United States as well.
Yeah………We live in dangerous times. Dangerous times indeed.
That's my point of view. I hope to see your comments on the issues of the day, but if not, that's OK too. Have a great day, and a wonderful Thanksgiving. Spend a few moments reflecting on how fortunate we are here in The United States, and how even this Blog can be composed without fear of government retaliation. May God Bless you and keep you.
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Do you find yourself sleepy in office? You are not alone in facing this situation, this happens to many people, says a new study. Lack of sleep is so common now a days and that visibly affect performance at work.
An employee based health institute in the US recently conducted a study of 1,139 employees from three companies. Lead researcher, Jennifer Turgiss, found that 15% of them doze off on the job at least once a week! Four key factors were preventing them from getting restful sleep, worry or stress, mental activity, physical discomfort, and environmental disruptors.
Another report by the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) declared in the past that 29% of respondents fell asleep or became very sleepy at work, while 36% had fallen asleep or nodded off while driving.
Turgiss found that the resultant tiredness reduced one's ability to manage stressful situations. This leads to various workplace problems: decreased decision-making abilities, lack of concentration, a decrease in cognitive function.
Here are some points of what to do or what not to do for avoiding sleepiness in working hours.
What to do
Exercise regularly and go for brisk walks in a park.
Take short breaks every couple of hours. During this break, take a walk around the office premises to refresh your mind.
A healthy diet will increase your energy levels.
Dim the bedroom lights before retiring for the night.
Include foods with Omega-3 fatty acids in your diet. A recent study conducted in the UK found that people with higher Omega-3 had better sleeping patterns.
What not to do
Avoid too much caffeine or sugar.
Don't watch television or browse the internet on your laptop or mobile phone before bedtime.
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A few weeks ago, after lunch on a Saturday, I embarked on a random walk. Shortly after starting out, I realised I was near Bristol's Arnos Vale cemetery. Like many people, I like the peace and tranquillity of graveyards and cemeteries.
As someone who enjoys spending time alone and loves to go on urban walks with just his iPod Shuffle for company they offer a space for reflection quite unlike anywhere else. There is a reverence about them which comes as much from a proper respect for their place in society as much as from any supposed consecration of the ground itself.
Arnos Vale is unusual in that it has a visitor's centre and actively encourages people to come and enjoy the grounds which contain the cemetery, gardens of remembrance, chapel, war memorials and a nature reserve. As such, one can move from the tended and pristine lawns with rows of graves to the wooded areas where the graves lie peacefully amid the fallen leaves of seasons past.
If you live in Bristol, it's worth a visit (I may even pop out there again myself this afternoon); if not, enjoy the pictures:
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Where Art is an Adventure
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Alaska Arts Confluence is a 501(c)3 tax exempt nonprofit dedicated to promoting participation in the arts by providing art education and cultural enrichment opportunities for artists, residents and visitors of the Chilkat Valley.
Drawing upon the resources of the area's Native and contemporary visual artists, the strength of the written and oral traditions, and the influence of music and the performing arts in rural Alaskan community life,
Alaska Arts Confluence programs and projects provide arts education opportunities open to the general pubic to foster an appreciation of all arts. To achieve these ends we offer workshops, seminars, events and related activities that allow for a wide range of community enrichment, visitor involvement and cultural exchange.
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- The Arts improve our quality of life.
- Artists play an intrinsic role in our educational, social, economic, and environmental arenas.
- A thriving arts and cultural environment is sustained by diverse and meaningful community partnerships.
- Our public-built environment should artfully compliment the beauty that surrounds us.
what we do
- First Friday art walks
- Art on Main Street: Gallery of local art and art displays in IGA storefront windows
- Ongoing creation of Sculpture Garden in historic Ft. Seward
- Art education classes for the public and workshops for the artists
- Creative Placemaking
Alaska Arts Confluence
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Audrey Smith
Kelleen Adams
Madeline Witek
Judy Erecksen
Fred Shields
217 Main Street ; PO Box 1664
Haines, Alaska 99827
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Reborn (Adversary Cycle Series #4)368
Dr. Roderick Hanley, Nobel Prize-winning geneticist, dies in a plane crash. His last words: "The boy! They'll find out about the boy! He'll find out about himself!" When Jim Stevens, an orphan and struggling writer, learns that he is the sole heir to the Hanley estate, he is sure he has at last found his biological father. But he's only half right. The true nature of his inheritanceand the truth about his conceptionwill crush him.
In New York City a group of Charismatics has been drawn togetherwithout invitation, simply showing up at a Murray Hill brownstonewith a sense of great purpose. Satan is coming, and they have been chosen to fight him.
Mr. Veilleur too has been drawn to the group, but he realizes it's not Satan who is coming. Satan would be a suitable au pair compared to the ancient evil that is in the process of being Reborn.
Tor is reissuing the third title in the Adversary Cycle, The Touch, in July 2009.
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By F. Paul Wilson
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Tuesday February 20, 1968 Monroe, Long Island
A form took shape out of the darkness, shadows merged, coalescing into an unholy shape. And it moved. In utter silence, the night became flesh and glided toward her.
Jim Stevens leaned back in his chair and stared at the paper in the typewriter. This wasn't going the way he wanted. He knew what he wanted to say but the words weren't capturing it. Almost as if he needed new words, a new language, to express himself.
He was tempted to pull one of those Hollywood scenes. Rip the paper out of the platen, ball it up, and toss it at the wastebasket. But in four straight years of writing every day, Jim had learned never to throw anything away. Somewhere in the mishmash of all the unpublished words he'd committed to paper might lurk a scene, an image, a turn of phrase that could prove valuable later on.
No shortage of unpublished material, unfortunately. Hundreds of pages. Two novels' worth neatly stacked in their cardboard boxes on the top shelf of the closet. He'd submitted them everywhere, to every publishing house in New York that did fiction, but no one was interested.
Not that he was completely unpublished. He glanced over to where The Tree, a modern ghost story, sat alone on the otherwise bare ego shelf in the bookcase. Doubleday had acquired that two years ago and published it last summer with the publicity bud get accorded most first novels: zero. What few reviews it received had been as indifferent as its sales and it sank without a trace. None of the paperback houses had picked it up.
The manuscript of a fourth novel sat in the far left corner of his desk, the Doubleday rejection letter resting atop it. He'd hoped the astonishing success of Rosemary's Baby would open doors for this one, but no dice.
Jim reached over and picked up the letter. It was from Tim Bradford, his editor on The Tree. Although he knew it by heart, he read it again.
Dear Jim —
Sorry, but I'm going to have to pass on Angelica. I like its style and I like the characters. But there's no market for the subject matter. No one will be interested in a modern day succubus. I'll repeat what I said over lunch last year: You've got talent, and you've got a good, maybe great future ahead of you as a novelist if you'll just drop this horror stuff. There's no future in horror fiction. If you've got to do weird stuff, try sci-fi. I know you're thinking of how Rosemary's Baby is still on the bestseller list, but it doesn't matter. The Levin book is an aberration. Horror is a dead end, killed by the A-bomb and Sputnik and other realities that are scary enough.
Maybe he's right, Jim thought, flipping the letter onto the desk and shaking off echoes of the crushing disappointment that had accompanied its arrival.
But what was he to do? This "weird stuff" was all he wanted to write. He'd read science fiction as a kid and had liked it, but he didn't want to write it. Hell, he wanted to scare people! He remembered the ripples of fear and jolts of shock he'd received from writers like Bloch and Bradbury and Matheson and Lovecraft when he'd read them in the fifties and early sixties. He wanted to leave his own readers gasping, to do to them what the masters had done to him.
He was determined to keep at it. There was an audience for his writing, he was sure of it. All it took was a publisher with the guts to go find it. Until then, he'd live with the rejection. He'd known it was an integral part of a writer's life when he started; what he hadn't known was how much it could hurt.
He closed his research books on Satanism and witchcraft and got up from the desk. Time for a break. Maybe a shave and a shower would help. He got some of his best ideas in the shower.
As he rose he heard the mail slot clank and detoured toward the front door. He turned on the hifi on his way through the living room. The Rolling Stones Now! spun on the turntable and "Down the Road Apiece" began to cook through the room. The furniture was all leftovers from when Carol's folks had owned the place, austere sofas, slimlegged chairs, asymmetrical tables, lots of plastic — the "modern look" from the fifties. When they got some money he promised to buy furniture designed for human beings. Or maybe a stereo instead. But all his records were mono. So maybe the furniture would be first.
He scooped the mail off the floor. Not much there except for his paycheck from the Monroe Express — a fair sum this week because the paper had finally paid him for his series of feature articles on the "God Is Dead" controversy.
Great. He could buy Carol dinner tonight.
Finally to the bathroom. "Hello, Wolfman," he said to the mirror.
With his dark brown hair hanging over his thick eyebrows, his bushy porkchop sideburns reaching almost to his jawline, and tufts of wiry hair springing from the collar of his undershirt, all framing a stubble that would have taken the average guy three days to grow, his old nickname from the Monroe High football team seemed as apt as ever. Of course, the hair on his palms had been the real clincher. Wolfman Stevens — the team's beast of burden, viciously ramming through the opponent's defensive line in play after play. Except for a few unfortunate accidents — to others — his football years had been good ones. Great ones.
He was adopting the new longhaired look. It hid his ears, which had always stuck out a little farther than he liked.
As he lathered up the heavy stubble on his face, he wished someone would invent a cream or something that would stop beard growth for a week or more. He'd pay just about anything for a product like that. Anything so he wouldn't have to go through this torturous ritual every day, sometimes twice a day.
He scraped the Gillette Blue Blade in various directions along his face and neck until they were reasonably smooth, then gave his palms a quick once-over. As he was reaching for the hot water knob in the shower, he heard a familiar voice from the direction of the living room.
"Jimmy? Are you here, Jimmy?"
The thick Georgia accent made it sound like, Jimmeh? Are you heah, Jimmeh?
"Yeah, Ma. I'm here."
"Just stopped by to make a delivery."
Jim met her in the kitchen where he found her placing a fresh apple pie on the counter.
"What's that awful music?" she said. "Dear me, it boggles the ears."
"The Stones, Ma."
"You'll be thirty in four years. Aren't you just a little old for that sort of thing?"
"Nah! Brian Jones and I are the same age. And I'm younger than Watts and Wyman."
"Who are they?"
"Never mind."
He ducked into the living room and turned off the hifi. When he returned to the kitchen she'd taken off her heavy cloth coat and laid it across the back of one of the dinette chairs.
Emma Stevens was a short, trim, shapely woman in her late forties. Despite the faint touches of gray in her brown hair, she could still draw stares from much younger men. She wore a bit more makeup and tended to wear clothes that were a bit tighter than Jim liked to see on the woman he called Mother — like today's red sweater over gray wool slacks — but at heart he knew she was a homebody who seemed happiest when baking and cleaning her house. She was a bundle of energy who volunteered for all the charitable functions in town, no matter whether the beneficiary was Our Lady of Perpetual Sorrow or the Monroe High School band.
"I had extra apples left over after I made Dad's pie, so I made one for you and Carol. Apple was always your favorite."
"Still is, Ma." He bent to kiss her on the cheek. "Thanks."
"I brought some Paladec too. For Carol. She's looking a bit poorly lately. Some vitamins every day will make her feel better."
"Carol's just fine, Ma."
"She doesn't look it. Looks peaked. I don't know what to contribute it to, do you?"
"'Attribute it to,' Ma. At."
"At? I don't know what to contribute it at? That doesn't sound right."
Jim bit his lip. "Well, at least we both agree on that."
"So!" she said, brushing imaginary crumbs off her hands and looking around the kitchen. Jim knew she was inspecting the counter-tops and the floors to see if Carol was still measuring up to the standards of spotlessness Ma had adhered to all of Jim's life. "How are things?"
"Fine, Ma. How about you and Dad?"
"Fine. Dad's at work."
"So's Carol."
"Were you writing when I came in?"
Not exactly the truth, but what the hell. Ma didn't consider freelance writing Real Work anyway. When Jim rode the night desk part time on the Monroe Express, that was Real Work because he got paid for it. He might sit there for hours, doing nothing more than twiddling his thumbs as he waited for something newsworthy to happen in the Incorporated Village of Monroe, Long Island, but Ma considered that Real Work. Hunching over a typewriter and dragging sentences kicking and screaming from his brain to put on paper was something else.
Jim waited patiently. Finally, she said it.
"Any news?"
"No, Ma. There's no 'news.' Why do you keep bugging me about that?"
"Because it's a mother's parenteral obligation —"
"'Parental,' Ma. 'Parental.'"
"That's what I said: parenteral obligation to keep checking as to if and when she's going to become a grandmother."
"Believe me, Ma. When we know, you'll know. I promise."
"Okay." She smiled. "But remember, if Carol should drop by some day and say, 'Oh, by the way, I'm three months pregnant,' I'll never forgive you."
"Sure you will." He kissed her forehead. "Now, if you don't mind, I've got to —"
The doorbell rang.
"Are you expecting company?"
"No. Not even you."
Jim went to the front door and found the mailman standing on the step holding a letter.
"Special delivery, Jim. Almost forgot it."
Jim's heart began to race as he signed the return receipt.
"Thanks, Carl."
Maybe they'd had a change of heart at Doubleday.
"Special delivery?" Ma was saying as Jim closed the door. "Who would —?"
His heart sank as he read the return address.
"It's from some law firm. In the city."
He tore it open and read the brief message. Twice. It still didn't make sense.
"Well?" Ma said, her fingers visibly twitching to get at the letter, her curiosity giving the word a second syllable: Wayell?
"I don't get it," Jim said. He handed her the letter. "It says I'm supposed to be present at the reading of Dr. Hanley's will next week. I'm listed as one of his heirs."
This was crazy. Dr. Roderick Hanley was one of the richest men in Monroe. Or had been until he died in that air crash last Sunday. He'd been a local celebrity of sorts. Moved here to the Village of Monroe — then truly little more than a village — shortly after World War Two and lived in one of the big mansions along the waterfront. A world-renowned geneticist who'd made a fortune from analytical lab procedures he'd developed and patented; a Nobel Prize winner for his work in genetics.
Jim knew all about Hanley because he'd been assigned the guy's obit for the Express. The doc's death had been big news in Monroe. Jim's research had revealed that the Hanley estate was worth something like ten million dollars.
But Jim had never even met the man. Why would he name him in his will?
Unless —
In a dizzying flash of insight, it all suddenly became very clear to Jim.
"God, Ma, you don't think —?"
One look at her stricken face told him that she'd already come to the same conclusion.
"Aw, Ma, don't —"
"I have to go see your father ... uh, Jonah," she said quickly, handing the letter back to him and turning away.
She picked up her coat and slipped into it as she headed for the door.
"Hey, Ma, you know it doesn't matter. You know it won't change a thing."
She stopped at the door, her eyes glistening. She looked upset ... and frightened.
"That's what you've always said. Now we'll find out for sure, won't we?"
"Ma ..." He took a step toward her.
"I'll talk to you later, Jimmy."
And then she was out the door and hurrying down the walk toward her car. Jim stood and watched her until his rapid breaths fogged up the glass. He hated to see her upset.
When she was gone, he turned away and read the letter again.
No doubt about it. He was an heir to the Hanley estate. Wonder bloomed in him. Dr. Roderick Hanley — genius. His hand shook as it held the letter. The money that might be coming his way meant nothing compared to what the letter didn't — couldn't — say.
He rushed to the phone to call Carol. She'd be as excited as he was. After all these years, after all the searching — he had to tell her now!
"When am I going home?"
Carol Stevens looked down at the old man who'd spoken. Calvin Dodd, 72-year-old Caucasian male. Transient cerebral ischemia.
He looked a lot better than a week ago when he'd been admitted through the emergency room. Back then he'd sported a seven-week growth of beard and had been dressed in a frayed, food-encrusted bathrobe that smelled of old urine. Now he lay in a clean bed and wore a starched hospital gown; he was clean shaven — by the nurses — and smelled of Keri Lotion.
Carol didn't have the heart to tell him the truth.
"You'll be out of here as soon as we can get you out, Mr. Dodd, I promise you."
That didn't answer the old fellow's question, but at least it wasn't a lie.
"What's the holdup?"
"We're trying to find some help for you."
Just then Bobby from food service strolled in and picked up Mr. Dodd's breakfast tray. He gave Carol the up-and-down with his eyes and winked.
"Lookin' good!" he said with a smile.
He was all of twenty, desperately trying to grow sideburns, but came on to anything in a skirt, even an "older woman," as he'd once referred to her.
Carol smiled and jerked a thumb over her shoulder toward the door. "Beat it, Bobby."
"Like your hair," he said, and was gone.
Carol smoothed her long, sandy blond hair. She'd been wearing it in a gentle flip for a couple of years but had been letting it grow lately. She had the slim figure and oval face to carry off the long-and-straight look, but wondered if it was worth the trouble. Such a bother at times to keep it smooth and tangle free.
Mr. Dodd was pulling at the Posey belt that held him in his bed. It was self-releasing but no one had told him about that.
"If you really want to help me, you can get this thing offa me."
"Sorry, Mr. Dodd. Doctor's orders. He's afraid you'll get out of bed and fall again."
"I never fell! Who tol' you that crock?"
According to his chart, Mr. Dodd had crawled over his bed's guardrails three times and tried to walk. Each time he'd fallen after one or two steps. But Carol didn't correct him. In her brief time here at Monroe Community Hospital she'd learned not to argue with patients, especially the older ones. In Mr. Dodd's case she was sure he truly did not remember falling.
"Anyway, I don't have the authority to discontinue your restraints."
"And where's my family?" he said, already onto another subject. "Haven't you been lettin' 'em up to see me?"
Carol's heart broke for the old man. "I ... I'll check on that for you, okay?"
She turned and started for the door.
"You'd think at least one of my girls'd come an' see me more than once or twice in the whole time I been here."
"I'm sure they'll be in soon. I'll stop by tomorrow."
Carol stepped into the hall and sagged against the wall. She hadn't expected a bed of roses when she'd taken the position in the hospital's social services department, but in no way had she been prepared for the daily heartaches she encountered.
She wondered if she was cut out for this sort of work. One thing they never taught her in all the courses she'd taken toward her MSW was how to distance yourself emotionally from the client. She'd either have to learn how to do that, and do it automatically, or risk becoming a basket case.
She'd learn. Not many jobs like this around. Decent pay and good benefits. She and Jim didn't need much to live on — after all, she'd inherited the house from her parents and it was free and clear — but until his writing career clicked, she'd have to bring home the bacon, as it were. But sometimes ...
A passing nurse gave her a questioning look. Carol put on a smile and straightened.
Just tired, that's all. She hadn't been sleeping well the past few nights ... restless ... vaguely remembered dreams. Bad dreams.
I can handle it.
She headed for the tiny social services office on the first floor.
As Carol entered, Kay Allen looked up from the clutter of case reports on her desk. A beefy brunette in her forties who fidgeted every time her cigarette break neared, Kay was head of the department, a veteran of nearly twenty years at Monroe Community Hospital.
Excerpted from Reborn by F. Paul Wilson. Copyright © 2005 F. Paul Wilson. Excerpted by permission of Tom Doherty Associates.
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