Moments in Time, Why Trolls Why and Chapters vs. Painkillers

April 18, 2025April 18, 2025 / ccsocialcreative

Hey guys, welcome back! I only kind of slacked off this week with the posting having posted here just once on Monday, I did however make up for it by creating some extra freebies for my Facebook followers…so in one sentence I apologized AND gave a not so subtle hint that you should go and follow my site on FB as well. How’s THAT for an intro?! Btw, you can either click either the sidebar link or the link I’ll post below to access it. Just sayin’. 🙂

Anywhoo, here we are again and I’d like to officially start this post by letting you know that I have happily upgraded this site! So no more intrusive ads that I haven’t had control over on here and the new url is: ccsocialcreative.com

So happy that it is finally done and I’d like to give a special thank you shout-out to the complete stranger who posted a 50% off coupon code for WordPress that I used on this endeavor. (Something else I’ll add to the bottom of this post.) Truthfully, I’ve had the domain for a few years, but I didn’t want to commit it to a designated site until I had committed to it myself. Now that I’ve been doing that, the timing seems to be perfect and lo and behold, the new phase of this site has begun. Where is it going? I have no idea but I just hope you will be along for the ride! Now let’s get to the ‘actual’ post, shall we?

I don’t know about you, but I love a good routine. I think in my case it’s more because I have memory issues and by sticking to a routine, I can make sure I do every step. It’s something my neurologist thankfully told me is a good idea and doesn’t make me all kinds of OCD. Well, in this case anyway. I do have my moments. There are some designated times in my day that I stick to, mental checklist and all. My favorite time is when I’m making my dinner. I use the time for my nightly tea to steep and my food to cook to get in some book time. The fact that I sing ‘book time’ to myself is completely irrelevant and yet, still felt the need to share it here.

As big of a coffee lover I am, I had discovered this tea that now, I can’t have a night without. It is my personal ritual. My moment in time every day that I truly look forward to. I can escape into my reading while I steep to death my happy cup of tea. It is the break from the day that is all mine. No social media, no looking at notifications, no phone even near me! I leave it in the other room so I won’t be tempted to look at it. It’s 25 minutes of escapism that not only gets me back involved with characters I didn’t come up with, but also starts to get the creative juices flowing for my upcoming writing session later on. It both clears my head and entertains me all at the same time. And no matter what kind of day I’ve had up until then, it can shift my mood considerably. Tonight for example, I went into my ‘book time’ angry about something that I had kept turning over in my head. But once the whole routine had begun, once I finished reading one more chapter and once I had finished my cup of tea…my mood was lifted and I was able to get to work. Moments in time for ourselves are so important. Don’t miss out on yours.

So what gets this seemingly neurotic individual angry? Well, lots of things. But the last two days, I did what you are not supposed to do…I let an internet troll get to me.

I hate reading comments on social posts. There will always be that one moron that has to stir things up and for some inane reason, I am not built to let it go. Whether I comment or not, just the fact that I read this person’s response, a total stranger mind you, can make me furious. So you can imagine when, in this instance, the anger hit when the comment was made directly to me! A complete stranger decided to jump on something I had said and was so incredibly rude I couldn’t believe it. All I did was comment on a video, of a kid mind you, a simple line like ‘way to go!’. Oh the horror!

The way this individual had ‘talked’ to me, all condescending and nasty? Had me seething. I have quite a temper when it’s released and frankly, it’s been a while since I’ve let someone have it. Therapeutically, it honestly would have helped since we went back and forth a couple of times. But alas, the internet. I had decided that since these were public comments, I’d kill him with kindness. I laid it on thick. I called him out in the nicest way possible and then closed with a simple, ‘have a nice day,’ when in my head I was dropping f-bombs left and right. Now, I may jinx this, but I’m happy to say, while his other two responses happened almost immediately, after my last comment, I have not heard back from him. The happy ending though? I received a notification just before I started typing this post that someone had apologized for him and told me that I was so nice for encouraging the boy in the video the way I did and that I shouldn’t let that guy get to me. It is very good to know that there are nice people out there who still stick up for others and who still take the time to make someone feel good. So to that person, I say thank you for restoring my faith in humanity.

As usual, this post has taken a turn I wasn’t expecting. When it comes to this blog, I tend to start out with an idea in mind and then just let my fingers type what they will. Ok, so I also write my characters in much the same way. I will, however, post here with a clear mind. My books? Well…

I’ve been pushing myself a little too hard over the last week which isn’t good with my medical stuff. It takes nothing for a setback to happen but when I do feel good, I like to use that to my advantage. To get things done I normally can’t do. I always pay the price for it the next day though which happened twice this week resulting in the need for the ‘good’ painkillers to make an appearance.

Now cut to me getting work done on the new book. Staring at the screen as I type a million miles a minute thinking it’s all working. Until I reread it the next day, horrified as I do. Let’s just say, my imagination on these pills is scary. Not to mention, I had two pages of ONE sentence! As determined as I am to sit each night and churn out a new chapter, my biggest mistakes happen when I think I can ‘outrun’ the meds’ effects and try to write as much as I can before they take hold. But once I’m on a roll, I can’t stop. So half of the chapter will make perfect sense to the story. It will flow naturally and the writing is where it needs to be. Then, as I am rereading it, I can tell the exact word where the meds kick in. After that, it’s a free-for-all. Forget not even keeping with the story, but inventing new characters I had no intention of creating. The location suddenly jumps to another country or the story takes a turn that as I’m reading it, I suddenly burst out loud saying, “what the hell was that?!”

I will admit that I find it comical to the point that I end up laughing at what I’m like on these things. (And so grateful no one else has actually witnessed such behavior.) While the other half of me then realizes, shit. I now have to go back and rewrite everything from say, page 5 and I’ve just doubled my workload. Ok, yes, I’m still laughing while I’m doing it because wow, my imagination is something ‘special’. But let this be a lesson for the kiddies out there…don’t write impaired. Or do and then EDIT like your life depends on it!

And that is where I will leave you for today. If you’ve made it this far, as always I thank you and I’m sure you are wondering if I wrote this particular post on the meds. I’d love to say that yes, I had taken them. But nope. Just a double ramble session because I only posted one other time this week. So thanks for reading my rambles!

Ohhhh before I forget! The BIG annual Amazon book sale is coming up! I’ll put the info below for you. 🙂

As usual, I will post all relevant links below and I welcome you to the ‘new’ ccsocialcreative.com! Thanks for being here and here’s to what the next chapter holds.

Cheers guys…until next time!

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Monday’s post can be found here

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All social links, as well as the tea I was talking about above can be found in my linktree and linktree shop.

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The Amazon Annual Book sale runs from April 23-28th but you can find some early deals now. It covers books, some devices and more so don’t miss out and be sure to stock up for your summer reading TBR now! You can click my link here for deals and to help this site when you shop with it!

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The WordPress 50% off coupon code I used to help me upgrade this site is: SPECKYBOY50

I have no affiliation with the person or company who posted this, I also do not know when it expires. I found it doing a google search and gave it a shot and just thought I’d share it here.

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If you’ve made it this far, I thank you! 🙂

Absolute Panic, Brainstorming and Challenging Myself

April 14, 2025 / ccsocialcreative

Hi all and welcome to a new week! I had planned on posting this a little earlier today but I lost the Bluetooth connection to my keyboard and freaked out for a bit. Thanks to this internet thing, I found the manual and all is right with the world again. Silly issue? Possibly, but since I use this thing constantly, yes, an absolute panic was had for a good 45 minutes.

But I digress…

I have been really churning out the pages on this new story I came up with last week. In a matter of about four days, I’ve typed over 20,000 words over several chapters and this morning, my brain decided that wasn’t enough. Just as I was going to sleep, I came up with a scene that I needed to jot down fast or I’d lose it. (With no short term memory, having a note pad next to my bed is vital for times like this.) The funny thing is, I was giving my fingers a bit of a break yesterday by refraining from any typing and yet, when I went to write down these scene ideas, I ended up handwriting 9 pages in my happy new notebook. At this rate, I’ll be needing a new one every other day!

Having a brainstorming session with myself is surreal. I don’t know if anyone else goes through this, ok, I’m almost positive you all do…but when I get an idea I have to get it out. Clear the mind so I can move on. This is how this new book started in the first place! As I’ve mentioned previously, I was working on the sequel to my first novel (while editing that one) and an idea struck me. When this happens, everything else gets put on hold until I can get the idea out of my head. Once I get a lull or something strikes me for my original plan, I can abandon what I’m currently working on. I don’t know if any of that makes sense but it sounded good in my head!

However, this current story is really exciting me. It’s like nothing else I’ve written and I wanted to see if I could write in this genre. I love challenging myself. I really do. I find I do it a lot with life stuff and medical stuff. Getting me into an MRI took some doing now it’s just like, ‘ok, let’s get this over with’. Yet a challenge means so much more when I think I can’t do something. Or, I see someone else truly succeeding in something and wonder if I could do it so I decide to try it out. It’s challenging me for me. It doesn’t have to mean prizes at the end, or ribbons or cash rewards (although that would really come in handy right about now) but just being able to try it out and then finishing it? That to me is the prize.

When I wrote my first book, it took years to complete. Mostly because of medical issues. I had to keep stopping and heal up before I could write again. I was frustrated because I had written the first six chapters in less than a week and I thought it was going so well. Then I’d hit a health setback and it would be months before I could pick it up again. By then, I’d have to reread what I had written to remember the story lines, the details, hell even the character names! This cycle went on for quite some time but when I finished it and printed it out? I cried. I really did. Because I was so determined to finish it. Even if I didn’t get it published, I was so happy I completed it. (Of course it is getting published, are you crazy?)

I know I tend to repeat myself on this blog and I apologize for that. I used to think I was doing it so folks new here could catch up, but you know what? Sometimes I feel the messages need to be repeated. So here is my message for today…It is OK to challenge yourself! It is ok to put down a goal and strive for it even if no one else knows that’s what you are doing. Other people don’t need to know everything about you, no matter what social media claims. You can actually go out for dinner without posting pics! (Really, you can!) And just like that, you can write that book or that song. You can paint that canvas and try to get it in a show. You can learn a new language, instrument or skill. You can run that marathon or 5k. Whatever it is that means something to YOU, go for it!

The year before I got sick, I worked my ass off training for a 5k. I found a list of upcoming events in my area and found one that was still several months away. I had never participated in a race like this so I didn’t want to make an ass of myself doing it. And I certainly wasn’t up to doing a full or even half a marathon. I was never a runner and I was going to walk it, but I wanted to cut my time per mile down. I was always a big walker. Walked 15-20 miles a week minimum. But for a race? A leisurely stroll wasn’t going to cut it. So I started literally in my bedroom. It was still cold outside, so I’d walk in place (no treadmill) with my step counter and pick up the pace until I could do two miles under a certain time. As the weather warmed up, I would go next door to the elementary school and use their parking lot for laps. I had a playlist that kept a great pace and I walked every single day for all those months cutting my times bit by bit until it was race time. I was using old sneakers with almost no padding and I hurt my knee during training. This came back to bite me in the ass as about 30 seconds into the actual race, my knee flared up and I still wouldn’t let it stop me. Not after months of prepping for it!

When I first started my quest, I was over 21 minutes a mile and by race time, I clocked under 15:30. I was so damned proud of myself! I couldn’t believe it! I finished the race. I didn’t win, I didn’t even come in 20th. I was one of the last people to cross the finish line (but not the last so hey, personal win) and I wanted to scream out ‘I DID IT!!!’

I had only my mother there to cheer me on which was great and she proceeded to yell and scream as I walked past her, (I pretended I couldn’t hear her over my earbuds, but I think they could hear her in the next town over lol) and it was great.

Because I had only told a few what I was doing, sure I was hurt that I didn’t have more folks there cheering me on. Plus, I had one friend call it my “little walk thing” as in, “oh your little walk thing was today?” Which, I’m not gonna lie, still stings today. I mean obviously that’s why I mentioned it. But that’s ok. Because I wasn’t out to challenge anyone else. THAT’S the point. I wanted to challenge MYSELF. To see if I could do it and I did! So now that that particular bucket list item has been checked off, I went to the next one and then the one after that.

Now that I’m a little older, I can look back on my life and see that I really have checked off a whole lot on my list. Sure there’s always more stuff I’m adding to it, but adding them up in my head now? I’ve done a whole lot and I’m proud of myself for doing it. For TRYING. Did I always succeed? Hellllll no. But I tried and I hope you do too.

So that is your message for this week. Keep trying. Even if what you write sucks. Even if your painting is a splotch. Even if the song you write may never get into the rock and roll hal of fame, it’s ok!!! Keep trying. Keep motivated. Keep creating. It’s ok.

And that is where I am leaving you tonight!

Thanks as always for putting up with the rambles and until next time…

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Rainy Weather, Word Count and Late Friday Post

April 11, 2025 / ccsocialcreative

Hey guys, welcome back! I’m a bit late in posting on this rainy Friday. I take solace in the fact that I am going against my own time table instead of a more structured one. Plus, I posted twice this week already…so really, I’m giving all the excuses. 🙂

It has been cold, rainy and windy here in the Northeast and you know what? I’m ok with that! I love the cold weather. I love reading and writing in the rain and if it delays Summer a bit longer, I’m happy. Sorry warm weather people, I am not someone for the heat. However, I do like Spring a lot and am anxiously waiting to see the flowers around here start to bloom. But how can you beat sitting with a good book, a cup of tea/coffee/cocoa (or whatever your hot beverage of choice is) with the windows open and hearing a good rain fall outside? It’s one of the things that makes life happy. And if it’s not your thing, that’s ok. As long as you have something that makes you happy, then go for it! (I do like to blast rock music when I know there’s no one around in any of the apartments around here when I need a good scream session. I’m not all books you know.)

Anywhooo, as I sit here cozy on my bed typing this, I’m watching my Yankees lose on a dreary night down at the stadium where they all look cold as hell. I’ve been to a few games in this type of weather and while it may have taken weeks for the chill to go away afterwards, to quote my father, “spending hours at the stadium in the rain is still better than not.” So there you go. I used to go to games all the time, but my last baseball game was 9 years ago. Went with friends, PERFECT weather and got some great photos from that night that I framed for my father. Because even if you can’t get to your favorite arena of choice doesn’t mean you can’t look at it every day!

So here I sit, writing for you and for myself. Actually on that front, I’ve done more writing this week than I have for a while and it has felt good. I posted twice here earlier in the week, which I’m thinking of doing more of. No more once a week posts, will try for a minimum of two a week going forward…if not more. And I am happy to say that I’ve been working on a new story.

NEW story you ask?

Why yes. Because my brain has decided to take a vacation on the books I’ve already been working on and while the writer’s block has been insane on that front, it did give me an idea for another one. Unfortunately this happens to me a lot and because of this, I now have about five other started novels. Some going as deep as 10-11 chapters! Once I get an idea, I have to get it out. Clear it out of my head so that I can go back to my original book which I have GOT to finish editing/rewriting so I can get the damned thing published because I really really really want to get it out there!

I’m done. Sorry. Writer freak out.

I mentioned in a previous post this week that I’ve been reading a book about writers and have really taken note of their processes and daily life, etc. I was especially interested in their daily word counts. (Which is pretty funny considering it’s a romcom.) I talked about how the low numbers baffled me because I write as fast as I talk. I can’t stop until at least one chapter is completed and most times, my word counts are really up there. In the book, they talk about counts as low as 500 words for the day because of their own struggles with writer’s block. I get that. We all do our thing differently after all. Everyone works at their own pace. And if you have stuff going on in your life, that can also make it a challenge to get the words on the page.

This new story idea I’ve had this week though, boy has it wanted to get out. It actually started to come to me as I was writing my last post here! All of a sudden, I couldn’t type fast enough to get that post out before getting myself set up to begin writing a whole new book.

The first night I wrote chapter one in a few hours and my word count was 7568 words. The second night, I was at over 4500 and wanted to keep going but my fingers wouldn’t let me. (I have a lot of issues with my hands so I have to stop when they tell me to or else I would just keep going.) This day broke me because I am quite OCD about finishing a chapter before calling it quits and I had to stop short of finishing chapter two. But you can see by the counts how much I do when I’m on a roll. Again, this is just me. I appreciate that I am probably in a minority for such numbers and to me, even getting five words on a page is an accomplishment. Now imagine how I am when I talk! Lol

One of the reasons my usual Friday post was posted so late was because of all the writing I’ve been doing. My plan was to knock out chapter two and then write a post here. But after all the typing and hey, the sun came up, it was time to rest. I know I’m not on any kind of schedule here, but I put myself on one. So while I may have disappointed myself in that regard, I’m really excited about this new story and waiting to see where it takes me. Like any writer, the story is playing out in my head as I type this. As I sleep. As I have a conversation. As I make my coffee. It is never far from me and now I just have to get it down and hopefully soon.

I’ve been loving writing for this blog though. I’ve had this site for a few years but never truly dedicated my time to it. Now that I have and I see that folks are coming back time and time again to read it, it really is getting me inspired to keep going. It is because of YOU that I keep doing this and as I’ve said many times here, it is keeping me accountable for my own writing. Like having someone watch over me to say, ‘hey, you keep talking about it, keep DOING it.’ So I keep doing it.

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And that is where I am leaving you for today. If you’ve gotten this far, I thank you. I thank you for continuing to hang with me here and hope you keep coming back!!

Until next time…

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Have a great weekend all! 🙂

Friday Post

April 11, 2025 / ccsocialcreative

Hey all! Thanks for checking in!! Friday’s “proper” post will be a bit late today. But, in case you missed them, I did post twice already this week and I invite you to check them out and catch up before I get today’s new one up.

Sorry again and while it may not be early, it will still be Friday!

Cheers guys. 🙂

Interesting Inspiration, Writers on Writing, Because I Can

April 9, 2025 / ccsocialcreative

Photo credit: steve_a_johnson on Pixabay.

Hey all, welcome back! Thanks for hanging with me again. So happy to say that I may be onto something with changing my post times as this past Monday’s post was my most read and liked since I started this site! Grateful for that and I will work harder to post more when folks are actually awake. 🙂

Let’s get to it…

This year I had a goal of doing my own “52 books in 52 weeks” challenge and have been on track for even more. I’ve hit a wall trying to tackle my ‘save for later’ list on Amazon though, as I have a couple of expensive months coming up and need to save money for life stuff. (Hey it happens.) So, I decided to reread a few books that I absolutely loved last year, because, why not?

While I have interest in several genres: mystery, crime, reading about cults because that is an obsession of mine…lately, when it comes to novels, I have a tendency to lean towards stories about writers or that take place in bookstores, (yes I’m that girl). Here’s the thing about books like this…while cleverly disguised as romcoms, a writer had to write these books, right? So when writing about writers, I’ve been finding more and more inside tips about their own processes and routines. Odd sources for inspiration? Maybe. But inspiration can come from anywhere. A song lyric. A flower. Hell, even a meme can suddenly hit a chord! It just takes an open mind to let it hit you.

Ok so hang in there with me, ok?

I’m currently rereading Beach Read by Emily Henry. I had just finished her new book and I wanted to keep the funny stuff going #becauselife and I remembered how much I had loved this book the first time around. While it has it’s extremely light moments, this one also goes a bit deeper with the characters’ background stories. Without going into too much detail, it is about two authors who write in different genres and are both having writer’s block. They make a bet: each will try writing a book in the others respective genres and whoever sells their book wins. They also teach each other what it takes to write the stories they do. (Yes there is more to this, the whole romcom thing, etc but this is the gist.)

What I am finding is that because this is about authors, I am paying more attention to their different work methods. How they work daily life into their writing schedules; how one paces while thinking and the other plays solitaire waiting for the words to hit. Even the acknowledgment of their daily word counts stand out to me. They explain the research involved for their stories making sure everything is accurate. The discussions between the two, working out the next move of the story or character and even making up stories about people they see on the street. This book, romcom stuff aside, is a writer’s book.

I’m not here to review it. That’s not what this is and I don’t do reviews. What I’m trying to get across here is that out of all the books sitting next to me, I chose to read this particular book again. While I’m personally at a stopping point in writing my own novel, (I wrote myself into trouble), I’m taking it as my own sign that I need to step back and regroup. And maybe learn from these fictional authors how to find where my own characters go next.

For you see, a writer writing about writers gets it!

There is a line in this book that stood out for me in a big way: “…that feeling, that feeling of falling head over heels in love with a story and its characters as they sprang out of me, was unlike anything else.”

That is the heart of a writer right there.

Sure you can write about anything…being on a pirate ship in the 1800’s and sailing around the world stealing and pillaging towns along the way. Research is of course key to this. But you weren’t there. The details of daily life on that ship for example are lost.

But writing about writers? You have your own inside track there! Some of your own habits will trickle in and that is what I love about books like these. I like to see if I’m the only one who does this or that. If I only write a certain amount in a day/or don’t write for a few days, does that make me a failure at the thing I love to do most?

I mentioned word count above. This one baffled me. You see, I write the way I talk. Fast and with endless run-on sentences. Think Eminem or Gilmore Girls and you’ve got me. (And that is what editing is for. The writing, not my mouth which gets me into a lot of trouble.) When I read that someone only wrote 500 words that day, I’m baffled by that. When I sit down to write, I do one or two chapters and write thousands of words at a time. I can’t stop until a chapter is completed. I don’t know if others write like that, I’d like to think I’m not the only one, but writing such a small amount, again to me, is something foreign.

The only time I wrote a small amount was when I wrote a few 100 word stories and my biggest hurdle there was getting my ideas down to those 100 words. I wanted to see if I could do it and I was so happy when they were published. That made me realize that yes, I can slash my work to bits in editing and be ok with it. I also learned how to take criticism from an editor and not want to throw something. (I have a temper and don’t take criticism well at all. I am going to need to learn how to, in order to make it in this biz so this whole experiment were many lessons learned. Also, I don’t really throw things. But I want to.)

So now I’m looking at my book pile to see what other books I’ve read that maybe I should read again, not just for fun, but to see if there are any other insights I may have missed. Not just the fun fiction ones and not just novel writers either. I know of one off the top of my head I read a few years back about a content writer I had interactions with years ago and she penned an autobiography about her escape from her father’s cult and how she created her business and learned to write for business purposes on her own. We all have our own backstories and we all write in our own ways. Learning from each other is so vital and I will personally never stop wanting to read about and more importantly, write about it!

I’ll admit that at first, I was sad that I couldn’t tear through my save for later list. There are so many books out there I want to read and some of my current favorite authors have new books coming out as we speak. But I’ll tell you this, the ones I read over the last year or two? Those stories still play out in my head. They pop up at weird times. Maybe the smell of my nightly cup of tea will bring me back to a book I read last fall, or I remember a line from another while I’m doing the dishes, whatever. So going back and rereading these books? I now have no issues with it. In fact, I’m rather enjoying it!

I was never one for having to read a book. I’d never join a book club because I don’t want to be told what to read or frankly, dissect it afterwards. I want to read because I want to. I read for enjoyment and to escape life. Because it’s something that looks interesting to me and I’m one of those who believes that the right book comes to you at the right time. I’m now finding that rereading these books is happening the same way and how cool is that?

It’s my current way of adulting. I can have a Devil Dog for dinner. I can watch a movie that I’ve seen 20 times. I can read a book over and over again. Why? Because I can.

And that is where I leave you tonight! Thanks again for hanging with me, putting up with me and coming back!!

Until next time…

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Beach Read by Emily Henry

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Woman Rising: A True Story, Julia McCoy’s amazing book about her journey from escaping her father’s violent cult to creating multimillion dollar content companies is so inspiring on many levels.

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