Monthly Archives: August 2010

I’m still working on the Soho chapter, though I’m at the tail end of it now, the part where I arrive in Saudi Arabia for Christmas. I’d forgotten just how draconian the Saudi customs can be. While one customs dude … Continue reading →

Gearing up for something completely different. Yesterday I put pencil to paper and scratched out my first conceptual drawing.

I figured out what I needed in the current chapter. As it was, there were two different, unrelated ideas happening. I needed to link the beginning to the end, and I’ve now managed to do just that. Whether what I … Continue reading →

Moving from Soho to computers and giving the transition some thought. Came upon this ad that made me chuckle.

I revamped a visit to Soho and improved it quite a bit, but there’s still work needed. Still too much tell so I’ll be working on that today.  Also need to add that Soho is not just about sex, and … Continue reading →

While I managed to get a lot done yesterday, today was a different story. Took the dog to the vet bright and early this morning to have a tumor removed. We’ll know in the near future whether it was benign … Continue reading →

With me current project getting ready to head into marketing mode, I’m finding time to think about other projects, and I’ve had a revelation about one of them. After finishing James Owen’s Here, There Be Dragons, and keeping in mind … Continue reading →

Took the dog to the vet this morning to get her BSL checked – it was 53 which is on the low side. So the vet cut her insulin back to 8U (from 13U). Fubar has gained about a pound … Continue reading →

Grooming my adventures in Soho. What a time – adult films, topless pups, girls calling to me from passing cars, getting ripped off, and being awed by the wisdom of elders. This section is going to need a little work, … Continue reading →

I’d have my book published by now and be living happily ever after. The reality is that I’m only about 86% of the way through my latest edits, and though I think I’m getting near the end, I’ve been here … Continue reading →