IT'S FUN TO DISCOVER... LONG AGO CREATED STORIES

Yes, when you open old boxes or, in this case, check out old USBs that still work surprisingly well after so long...

I was living alone with our munchkins, my husband was once again away on a work assignment for another six months.

After my day was done — taking care of bills, doing kitchen chores, cleaning the house, and most importantly, homeschooling our children — and finally looking after our pets... It filled up the days with fun and laughter, helping to keep the loneliness at bay.

Thank goodness for our children. They were the reason I woke up each day with a happy heart. They were my whole world, my joy, my happiness, and my love during a really tough and lonely time.

To make a long story short, I started writing again, just like I did in my early days when I was a loner at school. Creative writing was my extra activity from the very beginning, and I kept doing it all through my whole education.

Whenever I wrote, it was a way to get away from real life. I made up worlds far from here — some on Earth that hadn’t been explored yet, or ones in outer space... (I’m really into Star Trek, after all).

I finally wrote a whole series around 1997, but when I decided to publish it myself, it got stolen. I gave up on it and then, during the recent pandemic lockdowns, I wrote another entire series.

On the day I was going to publish it, my husband passed away. I stopped registering my new website and put everything away, out of respect.

I've started writing again, creating new content and designing fresh book covers, and with my daughter's help, I've finished this latest novel series. I plan to release it next year.

In the meantime, I came across some interesting stories I had written down back in the 80s and 90s. It's been fun revisiting them now, and that has led to having several works in progress.

Since most of those stories were only halfway done, I've decided to finish them. Because of that, you might not see me posting much online right now. Nothing much has changed compared to before — once I start, I rarely know when I'll stop.

Later, enjoy reading the story below on another blog. Cheers!

P.S. I recently found a short drama story based on someone I thought I would become friends with. It didn't work out, but I had written the conversation she shared with me. The story is called "Just Another Day!" I'll post it here on my blog.