Well, another
homecoming house party is in the books and I'm so thankful we had such a great
group of kids to host over the last four years. A few faces came and went, but
for the most part, the core group has remained the same. I'm looking forward to
seeing what this group of kids ends up doing in the future.
It's been a crazy
week with a ton of work projects coming in and I'm truly thankful to be busy.
Sometimes my projects dwindle a little in the fall and that doesn't seem to be
the case this year.
A limited week of
television, but some good progress made. I started a new classic British series
called Sapphire and Steel. It's
pretty decent with some time-wimey elements.
I also started a
new arc of Classic Who. I didn't
realize quite how much of a role the Master had in the third doctor's run.
Caught an episode
of Midsomer Murders and thoroughly
enjoyed it. I'm almost through with series nineteen and have the final season
to watch.
Watched another
episode of Arrow and should be ready to
start the new limited season eight in the near future. I started the
penultimate episode but had to pause to get ready for homecoming. I'm going to
miss this show so much when it's gone.
Also viewed an
episode of Murdoch Mysteries and
quite enjoyed it. I'm a little wary of what they're possibly doing with Julia,
but we'll see how things go.
Finished up Frankie Drake Mysteries second season
and look forward to starting the third. I'm pretty excited to see where things
go from here.
Caught another
episode of Riverdale. I can honestly
say the whole farm thing really kind of annoys me. That said, this show tends
to pull off a few twists that end up making me like what I didn't before. With
the exception of Hiram. I love the actor but truly hate the character.
Also started
another episode of Blue Heelers but
have to pick it back up this week. Ran out of time to finish watching it.
That's pretty much
it for television this week. Tonight's post is from Up the Ante, a sexy short
that got a start with a writing community prompt.
Here's the
mini-blurb:
Mutual satisfaction starts at the poker table when Vianca
Berry and Fritz Hattenfield begin a flirtatious game that ups the ante of their
new relationship.
And a snippety peek…
Fritz entered the office space of
the clubhouse and settled behind the desk. "Man, I gotta find a way to
move the needle on this thing with Vi." His best hire ever had his dick in
a constant state of readiness.
And he wanted to see if mixing
business and pleasure could turn into something more. "'Bout damn
time." After years of being a loner, he'd met someone he wanted to spend
more than a night with.
He didn't care if the other guys
might rib him for it. From his point of view, finding the right person didn't
make someone weak. It enhanced their stability.
He blew out a breath. "I'm
ready. She's the one."
Vianca turned more than a few
heads when she showed up looking for work. Fritz took a chance, figuring if she
didn't work out in the shop, she'd be a solid addition to the bar.
She ended up being both. The
woman got shit done.
He laughed. "And she's got
the paychecks to prove it." Hell, she'd increased business at the shop
because one got around about the female mechanic at Hattenfield's.
Most of the club members loved
her. She only had a few detractors and only because none stood a chance with
her. Then again, none of the other members had a shot. Fritz called dibs
immediately after hiring her. Yeah, a sexist move, but one made to protect her
until she got her legs under her. If she showed any kind of interest in one of
the other members, he'd relinquish his rights.
So far… she flirted and bantered
with the guys, which kept everyone happy, but only had eyes for Fritz.
He snorted. "And that's the
only reason she gets away with calling me Fritzie. I fucking hate that
name." Somehow, when she used it, she made it sound dirty and sexy at the
same time.
And damn if he didn't want to
find out what else she could make sexy and dirty.
I'm having fun with
this story. Fritz and Vianca are sexy and funny and kind of conflict-free,
which is nice to write sometimes.
That's it for this
week. Happy reading!
Skylin
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