He only met my stare for a moment longer before closing his eyes and resuming the gentle rhythm of his rocking chair. I studied the door and the uneven lettering on the sign. What you need is here. Despite the old man’s warning, I reached for the handle and stepped through, flinching as the bright, unnatural chime echoed behind me.

I am working on a fantasy. I’m passionate about keeping my Christian values in it, it’s been a lot of fun world-building. I’d have to say I enjoy that the most.

I work in the billing office of a hospital processing insurance payments. I actually enjoy my work, an added perk I’m able to work from home.

I use mainly use Google Docs, but I frequently text myself ideas when I’m away from my laptop. I do a lot of handwritten notes as well. Basically, I’m all over the place! I’m curious about scrivener, I’ve looked into it before but I wasn’t certain if it was right for me. I’d love to hear how it’s working for anyone who is using it. A method I am considering trying, once I’m settled in—I’m currently in the process of moving—is using index cards to track “threads/scenes” on a cork board. Building a timeline of major plot points, threads, callbacks, foreshadowing and such. This could allow me to easily move scenes in an outline to another place if needed. See, all over the place!!