Well, I have a totally week in store for myself. This is the last week until Whedonfest, which is a three day mini-con/ charity fundraiser that is being held in Middle Tennessee. I am not ready to pound my head into walls yet, but by Wednesday... oh yeah.

Needless to say, there will be no updates then. However, fyi... I now know the ending to Sorority Boys and it's pretty cool in my opinion. I just have to figure out if I am going to write more of Caitlin's adventures after this or not. Once I know I'll have everything in place for the end of this book.

For some reason, this episode was missing from Big Closet, although present on Fictioneer. With the author's permission, I copied that episode here, so the story would be complete. It's not a new entry as such, but just a bit of housekeeping.

Healing a Princess 23

Puddin'

from my former employer, the most recent one, that I just left for health reasons. I'll transcribe it here. Remember that during the time I worked there, I transitioned, undergoing my Real Life Test. Their attitude during the time I worked there was understanding, supportive and caring.

"Dear Catherine.

I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for the nearly 5 years of service that you have dedicated to CARTS (Chautauqua Area Rural Transport System) through your assignment here as an Office For The Aging Senior Aide.

I know, I know, it's been absolute ages since I posted chapter two and many of you are going to have to reacquaint yourselves with the first two chapters - or episodes - or instalments - call them what you will. For that I am truly sorry, but I have had to do the same.

I Have the Greatest Brother

I've been meaning to do this for a while, but I kept chickening out! First off, thank you so much Erin for setting up this wonderful site and keeping it going for us, you're fantastic! :) Also, thank you to Sephrena Lynn Miller and the other administrator/moderators for helping Erin keep this lovely site going and friendly for us all! I also want to thank all the editors who help so many authors clean up/improve their stories.

Here is a link to an article on CNN where Scientist have been using the dye from blue M&M's to help repair/rebuild spinal cord injuries. The one major side effect from the treatment is that your skin turns blue for a period of time.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/07/28/spinal.injury.blue.dye/...

To whom it may concern...

My stories and blogs have now been replaced and are freely available if you feel so inclined.

There may even be more on the way, but I ain't promisin' anything.

:)

I was given permission to revise Tragedy Of The Spirit [PrairieGirl64's Autobiograghy[ by her friend, Melanie Dixon. I asked Nora to help proof, which she has done, and taking Sephy's advice, I asked JennaFl to proof, also. She accepted the offer, now, I am soon to post the story.

Sorry that I haven't been able to get another Changes chapter out to you today. Real life has got in the way again.

Unfortunately, despite my every endeavour, I had to pull out of the trip I was expecting to go on yesterday.