Today my post is about the new covers I’ve just released to re-tool previous books and celebrate upcoming ones. Winged Cats? Relationships? Thrillers? Cat poetry? Check.
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One snowstorm, an automated litter box, and lots of poo: sounds like how you want to spend your time, right??
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Can you imagine my husband toiling away in the bathroom with a fully charged phone and me reading him cat poetry through the door?
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Our cat Elsa cries in front of one of our bathrooms. She wants something really bad that lies behind the door—can you guess what it is? Sometimes you don’t get what you want, but that doesn’t mean it’s the end of the world.
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Recently my baby ninja cooking skills got dropped down a belt. I tried to mushify zucchini and carrots together, and the results were not what I hoped for.
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This week it was solidified that I get headaches from tea and soda. What’s weird is it really wasn’t about the caffeine—I was drinking decaffeinated beverages. For the moment I still have my awesome tea collection (I was a tea fanatic), but for now they will have to patiently wait for me to make a cup again. Have you ever had to give up something you really liked?
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So in keeping on with my winged cat mojo this year, I have released my newest book on Amazon: Motivation with Winged Cats.
It’s a collection of quotes, motivating non-fiction snippets, and littered with digital winged cat art. If you’re looking for a pick-me-up, this is your sign.
Anyone can give advice; the trick is to take to heart what affects you. This is why I like motivational quotes. Not too in-your-face, but with just the right resonance to ping interest.
So this year I continue on in that vein, but with motivational winged cats interspersed with regular original quotes. I am looking forward to the new year and the adventures it will bring, so why not live dangerously by enjoying life and making quotes with a meow factor? After all, none of us escapes life alive.
A lot of interesting things has happened over this year—some good, some bad. It’s important to remember the memories of good times this year and in the past, and use them to look forward to a hopefully better year.
Whether you celebrate the holidays this year with family, friends, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, or all of the above, I wish you the warmest happy holidays and a great respite from everything that has taken shape around us.
Because you are worth it—trust me.
Do prefer to be hot or cold?
My husband is part Canadian. His body is designed to retain warmth even on the coldest of days; you can imagine how much he sweats in the summer. I am part lizard. I don’t retain body heat well and take it from other sources. Read more about it in today’s post, Temperature Difference.