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- Short and Sweet
  
  Posted at 12:38 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on November 7, 2021
  
  Now that title sounds like I’m describing myself. Haha. Hi! Just kiddin’.
  
  I should have posted this yesterday, but who has time when unpacking? I did manage to post it on Facebook yesterday morning. So, to update those following my “previous” apartment debacle, share my joy with me:
  
  Today is really two full days plus a half day on Friday. I’ve enjoyed about five coups of coffee here since moving day on Friday.
  
  I’m on the second floor so my knees and the rest of my bones, and muscles, have had quite a workout. No, I did not want a 2nd floor, but I couldn’t turn it down because I had to get out of that smelly joint. This place is smaller by 100 square feet without a linen closet. No linen closet! The one at my other apartment was huge, and I filled every inch. So, I have two units to put together to use for storage. The layout is an open floorplan, which I love. There are only four apartments in this building and again I’m on an end, meaning no side neighbor here, either. My last apartment had eight apartments. Leaving the friends I made there made me sad. Sigh. Live goes on, eh. I’m only 2.5 miles away.
  
  I didn’t plan on writing an entire post about moving, but since I’m here, I might as well. It’s the only writing I’m doing lately. I’m in a remodeled apartment with light gray walls and a dark gray accent wall. It also has gray woodgrain floors throughout. A few months ago, I bought a gray loveseat and recliner. Who knew! My loveseat is likely sitting in a container in the ocean or a port somewhere, but I am enjoying my recliner. I definitely need some color in here to offset all this gray. My favorite color of TEAL goes well with gray, but I will experiment with color when I purchase area rugs.
  
  I must give a shoutout to the moving company Men on the Move and the two guys who moved me–Gene and Phil. They were amazing, friendly, and knew their job well. Now, if I can only find my light bulbs. They wrapped them. I apologized in advance for the stairs. Phil joked and said, “I love stairs.” I widened my eyes and said, “You do?” He said, “No.” Haha. They were funny too.
  
  In addition, when I visited my website this morning to post this, WordPress told me Happy Anniversary. Yesterday marked FOURTEEN years of posting on WordPress. When I think back to those first blog posts that rarely, or never, got a like or comment, I knew I had to keep on keeping on. So today, I’d like to raise my coffee cup to all of my followers. Many of you have stuck with me from the beginning or close to the beginning (even when I’ve been MIA for months now). I’m still here. Cheers, my friends!
  
  Until the next time, have fun and be safe.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting | 5 Comments | Tagged #WritersLife, Mary J McCoy-Dressel
- Short Snippet Saturday: Love is Blind
  
  Posted at 4:31 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on September 4, 2021
  
  Waving hello on this first Saturday in September. How is it September? Remember, we only have to deal with thirty days this month.
  
  I haven’t shared a Short Snippet Saturday Post for some time. This week, I brought Judy Carlson, our ranch matriarch at the Double Dutch Ranch, back into the limelight. I’ve made two modifications in this snippet to avoid spoilers. See more about this series here.
  
  NOTE: My books are complete with happily ever after endings and no cliffhangers. Reading out of order can give things away pertaining to the other characters and situations in the series. If you only want to read one book, you will still have a complete and satisfying story in itself.
  
  Return to Canyon Junction with Book Five.
  
  Heartaches, hot flashes, and new beginnings.
  
  Content with her family and new grandbabies on the way, Judy Carlson is happy—despite day-to-day struggles of running a ranch and memories of sadness they share. Menopausal changes remind her birthdays arrive too doggone soon. On sleepless nights, she longs for a partner to snuggle up beside. She never minds gazing at a strong cowboy, a man with a handsome smile, or with an intellectual touch of silver in his hair. She observes this daily in their seasoned ranch foreman, Selva Rosado. Though she won’t admit to an attraction until an emotional and physical warming encompasses her when he’s around.
  
  However, after dancing a night away with Dale Connor three years ago, she’d considered settling down again. Then he disappeared on a clandestine trip, only to return with intentions as mysterious as his journey, and trouble from his past. She learns how right her family is to worry and how wrong she is to ignore intuition. Yet she can’t overlook their loyal foreman in the background who waits and watches with his own mysteries.
  
  Two men vie for her hand. How can a cowgal decide which one will park their boots beside hers at the end of each day? Before making any decisions, she aims to discover all of their secrets.
  
  Tristan grabbed his head with both hands. “Mom. Don’t go digging into things you don’t want to know about.”
  
  “I already did. A couple glasses of wine got him to talking. You know about his addiction. I see why you shun him.”
  
  Tristan sat again. “He told you?”
  
  “He owes money and could be in trouble.”
  
  “Dammit, you need to stay away from him. If trouble has found him, none of us want you in the middle of it. You have more to lose than he does. I swear to God, if you—”
  
  Judy stood and narrowed her eyes. “If I what?” Tristan’s Adam’s apple moved up and down. She sat again before either of them said things neither of them wanted to say or hear. Hating to bring up Tristan’s past, she had to set him straight. “Why do you think me a foolish woman? I’ve been through this once. There is no chance in Hades I want to do it again with a man I barely know.”
  
  He strode toward the door and grabbed his hat. “I know. I know. I know. How many times can I apologize?”
  
  “Zero. The past is over, albeit I’ve learned my own lessons along with you, son.”
  
  “Don’t get involved with him. We all know the truth about Dale. The guys he borrowed money from in Nevada aren’t guys to take no for an answer.”
  
  “Why didn’t you tell me this? H-how do you know about the men. From Nevada, you say?”
  
  Tristan sighed. “There it is. Friends know him. Me and the guys wanted to see if it went anywhere with you and Dale before popping your balloon.”
  
  “Balloon, huh? In any case, it’s my decision whether to get involved with Dale. I didn’t want you involved with…” Judy sighed and took a breath to regroup. “It’s too early in the morning for this.”
  
  “I know you didn’t want me to go back with Destiny’s mom. None of that matters now, and why are we bringing this up? I have a beautiful daughter. No one can regret she happened.”
  
  “No one is sorry you and Rachel had a child, but the woman broke your heart. Love is blind.”
  
  “Yeah, it is. That’s why we’re concerned for you.” Tristan barged out the door.
  
  Judy pulled it open. “I love you, son.”
  
  He whirled. Nodded. “Me too, but we all want you to be safe…”
  
  End of snippet.
  
  Well now. I’ve had a few heated conversations with my boys including slamming doors.
  
  Learn more about the series on the Double Dutch Ranch Series: Love at First Sight page. Thank you for visiting.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, Double Dutch Ranch Series, Short Snippet Saturday | 3 Comments | Tagged #AmWriting, Double Dutch Ranch Series, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Seasoned Romance, Seasoned with Destiny: A Gift of Love, Short Snippet Saturday: Love is Blind, western novel, western romance
- Still Kicking
  
  Posted at 5:14 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on August 28, 2021
  
  Howdy:
  
  I’m still kicking as my mother would say. I couldn’t decide to share updates or a short snippet, so I’ll skip the short snippet from my upcoming holiday novel. If only I could write “The End” to this novel. I’ve struggled and struggled with writing it. Reason is, I veered from the original ending and had to go back to my original idea. I’m close now and on my way to completion. It’s in my head. Tomorrow, Two Five Ranch Outlaws, Book Two edits will come back. After looking at the edits, I’ll be closer to choosing a release date.
  
  Stress hinders creativity. ~MJ (I’m sure someone else said this too.)
  
  I hope you’re all enjoying yourselves. That you’re happy living the life. We’re having a “HOT” season, red sunrises, and golden moons. << Forest fires can be blamed for this I hear. Prayers to all of you in harm’s way. My oldest son included.
  
  What’s New?:
  
  Well… I’m moving! Unexpectedly. However, I’m grateful for the opportunity. Remember the smell in my apartment from the last post? It’s still here, but I won’t be. I’m transferring to another complex. I wish I could say more. It’s best I don’t.
  
  Like I had time for this with two books coming out. I’m glad and sad to go. I love living here. No more turkeys or walking to the lake. The neighbors here are great. Helpful too. I’ll miss my nice neighbor who always helped shovel me out in the winter. In my new place, I’ll be closer to the heart of my cute little town, but it isn’t like I’m far now. Anyway, that’s where I am.
  
  One thing I’ve learned when packing is to stay organized. Ha-ha! Have any good tips? I laugh as I look around my unorganized living room and dining room as I’m stacking tubs to keep, donate, toss, or shred, which includes years of paperwork and manuscripts. They’ll meet a professional shredding company. Anyone remember the days when you had to submit paper copies to agents and publishing houses? Why did I make so many copies of a 109,000 word manuscript? I could slap myself. Oh, there’s more than only one novel. I refuse to move some of my “stuff” again. It has to go.
  
  The best part is I found old poetry, two short stories I wrote, three partially finished novels, and one completed but will never be read by anyone but me. Let’s just say I experimented. Still, there’s so much to do. Before my last move, four years ago yesterday, I did a good job at cleaning out. It’s time to do it again.
  
  Along with organizing and cleaning out comes memories of all sorts… Special years. Sad years. Animals we loved. People who are still around and those gone. Bittersweet, scary, teary, dreadful, sweet, joyous memories. I’ll leave it to you to recognize those feelings.
  
  Cheers, my friends. Thanks for sticking around if you got this far.
  
  Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Stay safe.
  
  Image credits: Pixabay
  
  Posted in #AmWriting | 5 Comments
- Waving Hello With a Brief Update
  
  Posted at 3:38 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on July 31, 2021
  
  Here’s a fairly short, or not, post to say hi and send along a few updates to prove I’m still here.
  
  It bothers me that I haven’t posted anything, but I haven’t had anything to say. Why write mumble jumble. Wait. This might be mumble jumble. I’ve been writing which is a good thing.
  
  The good news:
  
  One book is with my editor–Two-Five Ranch Outlaws #2. I’m hoping to publish in September. Pre-order info will be posted later if I go that route. I’m champing at the bit to do a cover reveal. Should I without buy links? I used to all the time but when someone says, ‘Oh, I have to read this. Where can I get it?’ Sadly, I have to say it isn’t published yet. Then by the time it comes out, no one remembers they wanted to read it.
  
  Book #1 is the cowboy in my website header and available for purchase now.
  
  #AmWriting ❤
  
  More good news:
  
  I’m in the process of writing the ending to a standalone western holiday romance. This book came to me out of nowhere. ❤ I got up one morning in the wee hour over a year ago and wrote the beginning so I didn’t forget it. Then with the sickly year I had, the beginning sat and sat before I could get back to it. It’s on my editors list now too. I’m keeping it under 50K words. My published holiday romance is a novella. My blog readers know this, but if you don’t…the novella is more heartwarming and sweet, but it doesn’t fall under the “sweet” genre. It isn’t western, but I gave my hero horses. Duh! 🙂
  
  Yuck.
  
  Not so good news:
  
  I’ve been ~~living~~ existing with an awful, AWFUL sickening smell in my apartment. It smells like a dead animal, landfill, sewer gas, boiler fumes/exhaust, etc. The boiler isn’t on most of the time, but it comes on at a certain external temperature. I hear water going through the pipes and the bleeders chattering. My apartment heat is NOT on, but I hear it going to other apartments. You know what? I should not know things like what bleeders sound like, but that’s for another post.
  
  I can’t precisely describe how rotten the smell is. I’ve been trying to eliminate possibilities, but I’m a tenant, not a maintenance person. I have done more guessing than they have. You know why? Because they can’t smell it. One maintenance guy did smell it. Bless his heart.
  
  I have been wearing a mask in the house and to sleep because the smell nauseates me, gives me a headache, scratchy throat, and I can taste it! It burns my eyes. This can’t be good! No one else in my building has an issue. It’s been a month or more. I’ve treated drains. No change.
  
  One day this past week, they brought in a commercial ionizer and let it run for four hours. I had to be out of the apartment. When I came in later, I still smelled the stench. A manager suggested I buy an air purifier, so I did. Then I bought a larger one that arrived today because the other didn’t help. The manager said it would draw that stink right out of here. Well, it didn’t. My smarts and instincts tell me that you aren’t going to get rid of an odor that continues to leak from somewhere.
  
  One manager told me he’d “round up” a device to detect radon and all the other ‘don’ toxins. I’d like a timeframe on that. It sounds important to me!
  
  It IS important to me. I will update this topic when I have an answer. This month, I signed my lease for another year. However, If they’d rather I moved out then fix the issue, well… I say no more for now. I love the building I’m in and chose this one out of two others I could have had. Sigh.
  
  On a happier note:
  
  I’ve been walking, getting in my steps, and taking pictures. Soon, I’ll write a follow-up post to one I wrote earlier about getting steps in thanks to my fitness wrist tracker. I’m on my third tracker since the first post.
  
  Well, this mumble jumble took up more space than I expected. I hope you’re all having a terrific summer. Take care, my friends! Stay safe.
  
  Thanks to Pixabay for each of these images.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, Two-Five Ranch Outlaws | 7 Comments
- #AmWriting Short Snippet Saturday: Rumors & Lies
  
  Posted at 12:00 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 26, 2021
  
  Hello. I hope your weekend is off to a great start. This snippet is from book one in the Two-Five Ranch Outlaws series but refers to a conflict that sets up book two between Cade, his mother, and Faith. The thing is, most of the family sided with their mom against Faith and chose to believe rumors and lies that destroyed Cade and Faith’s relationship. Nadia is their six-year-old daughter.
  
  We’re in Karis’s POV. She’s the heroine in book one, and a few years after Cade and Faith’s breakup, Karis had become friendly with Faith and still is to this day.
  
  Imprisoned in a Cowboy’s Heart ~Two-Five Ranch Outlaws, Book One:
  
  Ruth glanced at her boys. “You’re all here, why not stay for supper? I got a lot of leftovers. I forget how to cook for only me and Jess.”
  
  “I don’t like leftovers, Grandma.” Nadia folded her arms and took a defiant stance.
  
  “You’ll eat them, child. Or go hungry. My leftovers aren’t like your mother’s.”
  
  “Mom.” Cade shook his head. “Be careful. You aren’t talking to a toddler anymore. Besides, Faith is a great cook.”
  
  Ruth had no qualms in showing her dislike of Cade’s ex-fiancée who had been rumored to have cheated on him. Rumor or not, Ruth stood firm in believing it to be true. Karis had believed Faith when she’d told her how the rumor materialized out of revenge. She’d recognized true pain in Faith’s eyes.
  
  It hadn’t helped to gain Ruth’s approval when Faith had kept the pregnancy from Cade until a couple months before their wedding. As the story goes, Ruth had been the one to insist he had a paternity test to prove the child was his before saying “I Do.” Turned out, seven months later, a bouncing baby Nadia came into the family with her dad at her mom’s side. By then, the family’s mistrust, and Cade not sticking up for Faith, had been enough to end their relationship. So, after knowing Ruth’s ability to quick-judge, it had worried Karis that Ruth might turn her back on her, too, but she hadn’t.
  
  Around here now at Jesse and Ruth’s, the family had always come together in times of need. Karis smiled at the loving banter between them. Nadia had been such a delight to Cade and the family. It saddened her that Ruth had never given Faith a chance to be a part of this.
  
  Book One is Available Now: https://books2read.com/u/mYKq7o
  
  Book Two Coming Summer 2021.
  
  Well, now… Cade and Faith have a lot to overcome before they can fathom a second chance. They may have a chance as long as their sworn enemy, and the one who started this whole ordeal, remains out of sight, because if he returns…
  
  Thank you for reading. Have a nice rest of your weekend. We’ve gone from drought to flooding in the area with more days of rain on the way while other parts of the state still suffer. We may continue with drought conditions after all this rain soaks in. Wishing you all the best. 💕
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #WritersLife, Common Elements Romance Project, Short Snippet Saturday, Two-Five Ranch Outlaws | 4 Comments | Tagged #AmWriting Short Snippet Saturday: Overcoming the Past, cowboy, Imprisoned in a Cowboy's Heart, mary j mccoy dressel, Romance, Short Snippet Saturday, Two-Five Ranch Outlaws series
- It’s okay to take a break
  
  Posted at 12:48 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 17, 2021
  
  Sharing this wonderful reminder from SaaniaSparkle. ~MJ
  
  Quite often, we get deeply embroiled in our hectic lifestyles with deadlines to meet and a continual pressure on our shoulders to “be productive”. But as I have realised, it is so important that we give ourselves a break when we need one. Giving our bodies, minds, and hearts a chance to relax and recharge […]
  It’s okay to take a break
  
  Posted in #AmWriting | 8 Comments | Tagged s
- #WordlessWednesday: Natural in Nature
  
  Posted at 10:19 am by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 16, 2021
  
  This first picture was along the road on my walk the other day. The wind made it hard to focus.
  
  In our old backyard.
  
  Beauty in everything
  
  One man’s trash…
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, #WritersLife, Wordless Wednesday | 6 Comments | Tagged #WordlessWednesday, #WritersLife, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Natural in Nature, Nature, Wordless Wednesday
- This or That Thursday 4
  
  Posted at 3:38 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 10, 2021
  
  Okay, I admit… I’m bad at blogging this year. My apologies. My blog needs some attention. Since it’s Thursday, why not give some thought to a “This or That Thursday” post? I know my state isn’t the only one, but we’re experiencing a heat wave. We’re also in a moderate drought like a lot of other areas. It isn’t even summer yet!
  
  I scanned through my options for this theme and the water looked refreshing and perfect for this week.
  
  Which option to you prefer? Going to the lake or spending time in a pool? Why do you choose one over the other? Or, are you like me, and have an explanation for both?
  
  Let me begin with… I don’t wear a bathing suit. At the lake, it isn’t a problem. I can stroll along the shoreline in shorts, or rolled up jeans, dangle my feet off a dock, and no one cares. I love being at the lake but not in lake water past my knees if that makes sense. I don’t know about you, but I want to see what I’m stepping on or what kind of creature is creeping around down there. Boating, tubing, water skiing, and fishing is fun on a lake too. If I want to relax and have a fun day outside with the sound of waves, a breeze coming off the water, the smell of food cooking on a grill, and usually trees for shade, I prefer the lake.
  
  This means, if I go into the water, I prefer a pool, but since I don’t wear a bathing suit, it’s a slim change you’ll find me there.
  
  On a side note: Most of my absence is because I’m writing. That’s the positive side of my neglect. The negative side is procrastination in other areas of my life. Before last year, I rarely ignored important things. It’s a habit I slipped into. Maybe when I finish the two books I’m working on, I’ll get my mojo back. Am I the only one in a slump?
  
  In the meantime, I’ll see ya when I see ya. <grin>
  
  Have a wonderful day!
  
  Posted in #AmWriting | 6 Comments
- #WordlessWednesday Right Place-Right Time
  
  Posted at 6:11 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on June 9, 2021
  
  If you look real close, you’ll see the rest of the family off in the distance. I guess this one needed a break away from the kids.
  
  Last weekend I took a stroll over to a small lake near where I live. The swans swam as a family to about the middle of the lake. It looked so cute to see them floating with one adult in the front and the other behind the young ones. The swan in the rear came to where you see it in the cove. Maybe it found a fish to take back to them. Have a great rest of your week.
  
  Posted in #AmWriting, Nature, Wordless Wednesday | 5 Comments | Tagged #WritersLife, Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, Nature, Right place right time, swans
- #WordlessWednesday Suburban Wildlife: Follow the Leader
  
  Posted at 1:08 pm by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel, on May 26, 2021
  This Wordless Wednesday post isn’t wordless. I haven’t written in my blog in so long, it deserves, and craves, some words.
  It’s obvious I didn’t take the time to crop four of these. I’m not trying to showcase the parking lot or vehicle. I think it’s called lazy. This is the “turkey path” as I call it.
  
  As many as ten turkeys appeared the day I took these pictures. They didn’t seem to be in a hurry and gradually disappeared around the building or into the woodlands. Since early spring, I have only seen one strolling around alone. I don’t know if it’s male or female, but one of them probably sits on the nest while the other searches for food. Curiosity drove me to research this stuff. 😉
  
  Yesterday, I happened to glance out the window to see one lone young turkey run across the parking lot as fast as its little legs would go. I’m sure I missed the others as this little one tried to catch up with the family. It reminded me of the Roadrunner running from Wile E. Coyote.
  
  I hope you’re all doing well. Me? I’m hanging in here and have a book almost ready for the editor. I’m in the last round of a self-edit before sending it off. I’m close to writing the end on another one, which is a new setting for me and took a lot of research. So, back to my writing cave… Thank goodness I have my characters to talk to because it’s getting lonely in here. My apologies for not visiting your blogs. One day… One day I will catch up. For now, I kind of need the break. I miss you all.
  Posted in #AmWriting, #WritersLife, Wordless Wednesday | 12 Comments | Tagged #WordlessWednesday: Follow the Leader, Mary J McCoy-Dressel, Wildlife, Wordless Wednesday
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