Back in the Saddle Again

Bounce-back Fio has done it again.  She's risen from the depths of despair to the heights of--well, not exactly euphoria, but her self-confidence is high.  Of course, it helps that the weather is cool, that she's been sleeping well, and that the holidays are just around the corner. But the major mover is that Fio's fought her way through the fog and and remembered who she is.

Fiorella will never "fit into" the pack.  It isn't her nature. The only person she writes like is herself, which means her romances are unique.  Thus Kinkaid House will either bomb like Nagasaki or move her to the top of the heap. Either way, she'll keep on writing.

Ride'em, cowboy!

Never Say Die

Oops, didn't mean to give you two messages yesterday so I'll give you a short one today:

Fiorella plays the piano some every day, even though her Korg winces when it sees her coming.  She's not very good--in fact, she's awful--but she keeps on trying.  And that's the essence of Fio.

Newsworthy Deaths and Then Some

Yes, Fiorella extends her sympathy to the Kennedy family, but she extends her sympathy to all families that are experiencing hard times or loss, which includes everyone at one time or another.  The Kennedies are more public and a much larger family, like the Duggars, in fact, so they have a greater chance of having several things happen at once, but we all, no matter the size of our families, have  tragedy and sorrow in our lives.

But we all soldier on because what else can you do?

P&P

Fiorella is a born rebel. Just tell her there's something that can't be done and she'll do her best to figure out how to do it--like escaping from a chain-linked backyard when she's been locked out of the house. But life's like that, isn't it? Persistence and perseverance win the day.

Keep at it, babe.