I have a new blog! Not only that, but it has my name on it. Not the Uppington one, the one that is actually based in that reality place I sometimes have to visit.
This is exciting, alarming, and a little bewildering for me.
What will happen next? Who knows? If you’ve read very much of this blog, you will know that I am a pantser at heart. One of my favorite mottos is “Just start somewhere, and take it from there.”
So, I have created the new blog. My intention is that it will deal a little less with writing, and a little more with information about and treatment of mental health concerns. However, as we all know, all roads lead to Rome, and Rome is equal to writing and whatever happens over on the other blog will have to be writing related.
If you follow me here, I’d be delighted if you stop over and have a look HERE, but I do plan to continue posting about how the writing is going right here at All Things Good (and other stuff).
Speaking of writing – the current WIP has taken an unexpected turn and led me into an alternate reality I totally didn’t see coming.
This is the definition of awesome.

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September 25, 2010 at 4:28 pm
Ana C. Nunes
Your post on the other bblog was inspiring. I wish you the best of luck there (with other things besides writing), and I’m glad this one isn’t going out of business.
September 26, 2010 at 12:46 am
gypsyscarlett
Good luck with your new blog. I’m sure it’ll be as great as this one.
October 1, 2010 at 3:27 pm
Kerry Schafer
Aw, thanks Tasha!
October 1, 2010 at 3:29 pm
Kerry Schafer
Ana – thank you – and I just couldn’t abandon this blog.
October 2, 2010 at 7:13 am
adriana
I love that motto! I have uknowingly adopted it for my WIP
I have no idea what I’m doing, since it’s my first attempt to write fiction, but I started somewhere, and I’m going to try to figure it out as I go!
October 2, 2010 at 7:42 am
Kerry Schafer
Adriana, it’s a great way to start! I believe we learn by writing. It helps to learn from other writers and read writing books and go to workshops, but in the end, only continued, regular writing teaches us what we need to know.