First responders aren’t isolated when it comes to the heart of their jobs. They interact with citizens and other first responders to provide services and aid.
Authors can sometimes seem/feel alone. Writing is somewhat of a singular enterprise. When you’re sitting at the computer, tap-tap-tapping away, it’s just you and those keys.
Part of the reason I enjoyed my local NANOWRIMO group was because it was the chance to share some of my lonely challenges and successes.
Now, with such a thriving online romance community, I have the opportunity to work with others from time to time.
Like today! I sent up a Hail Mary message to Delilah Devlin. I was stuck like an ill-fitting cork in a bottle. For a few precious minutes, we went back and forth with ideas and POP! Yes! Woohoo! Happy Dance! There it was…the answer!
So…I’d like to give away an ebook copy of my next release. To enter, tell me about a time that you had the help of a friend!
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I look to my family more so than friends for help… always there for me for anything big or small!
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help with gardening
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We were in an accident and friends came to help us while we recovered a bit.
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I text or message my friend Marsha. She helps me see what I need to feel better. She al we always encourages me.
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I’ve been struggling with a huge cleanup project at home, and a dear friend is a domestic goddess when it comes to this, so I’ve been texting her with questions periodically. I’m so grateful for friends who come to our aid, whether in person or online! Hugs, Reina!