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Newsletter 10/31/24

October: where’d it go?

Writing wise, I stuck to my goal of writing for forty-five minutes per day. I posted “Tales From the Butler Academy: How Many Months Does It Take to Pour Wine?” as well as “The Worst Weekend” and updates for Our Secrets and Our Silence (It All Became So Violent).
Next month: sticking to writing forty-five minutes per day. Keep up with my progress on TrackBear!

I taught two classes this month: “How to Learn Protocols” for Wicked Grounds and a new class, “Creating Practical Slave Positions”. I was also on the community service/leadership at Service Oriented Conference. Thank you to everyone who attended and the teams who made these events happen!
In November, I’ll be teaching “Productivity for Service” for Wicked Grounds and presenting at FLAIR! You can find more details here. See you there!

I hosted one Las Vegas TNG (The Next Generation) event this month: one of our usual munches. Thanks to everyone who attended!
In November, I’ll be hosting one of our usual munches on the 18th, if you happen to be 18-35 and local to the Vegas area.

For the Neon Cactus Wordsmiths, I hosted two Discord write-ins this month. Thanks to everyone who attended! I also made it out to one of our in-person write-ins.
Next month, I’ll be hosting two more Discord write-ins on the 13th and 27th, and likely more! If you happen to be a Las Vegas based writer, join us for those and more here. We have lots of exciting plans for our November Writing Challenge!

Other updates from this month:

Here are some of my favorite photos from this month.
Recently, I’ve loved reading The Other Significant Others by Rhaina Cohen and Confessions of a Sociopath by M.E. Thomas.
Went on a lovely trip with my wife and some of my in laws to Mineral King, CA!
Had a fun and spooky Halloween with friends!
Had an amazing chat with Auntie Vice on Fat Chicks On Top!

Thanks for everything this month; have a happy, healthy, and safe November!

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September: what a month!

Writing wise, I stuck to my goal of writing one hour per day. I published my eleventh book, the final book in the I’ll Give You trilogy. I also started two new projects: The Meta and the Matrix and Our Secrets and Our Silence (It All Became So Violent). I also posted updates for To Be a Deviser, and “What We Talk About When We Talk About CNC Stigma” on Service Slave Secrets (which hit Kinky and Popular on FetLife), for a total of adding over 22,000 words across my projects.
Next month: adjusting my goal to writing forty-five minutes per day.

I taught two classes this month:”Contract Systems” for Pragmatic Kink and “24/7 High Protocol Dynamics” for MAsT Marietta Women. Thank you to everyone who attended and the teams who made them happen!
In October, I’ll be teaching “How to Learn Protocols” for Wicked Grounds on 10/8 and a new class, “Creating Practical Slave Positions” on 10/13. I’ll also be on a panel at Service Oriented Conference. You can find all the details here. See you there!

I hosted one Las Vegas TNG (The Next Generation) event this month: one of our usual munches. Thanks to everyone who attended!
In October, I’ll be hosting one of our usual munches on the 21st, if you happen to be 18-35 and local to the Vegas area.

For the Neon Cactus Wordsmiths, I hosted two Discord write-ins this month. Thanks to everyone who attended! I also made it out to one of our in-person write-ins.
Next month, I’ll be hosting three more Discord write-ins on the 2nd, 16th, and 30th. If you happen to be a Las Vegas based writer, join us for those and more here.

Other updates from this month:

Went to several awesome events—munches, classes, play parties.
Did more crafting and baking, made some improvements in the house, and have been playing (and winning at) more chess.
It was Mistress’ birthday!
Made some good progress on the butler school course.
Did some really fun play! Here’s a video.
Made some important medical strides!
Enjoyed getting out a bit more in general, especially enjoying the cooler weather at parks, as well as dessert places, libraries, and bookstores.

Thanks for everything this month; have a happy, healthy, and safe October!

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July: what a month!

Writing wise, I stuck to my general goal of at least spending the time between my winddown routine and bedtime (or the equivalent) writing whenever I don’t have an event/conflict. I posted updates for the third book in the I’ll Give You trilogy, as well as a new standalone Contrivance companion, “As Long as You Name Me Victor“, posting a total of about 25,000 words across my projects. With that, I published my tenth book: Tales From Contrivance Headquarters!
Next month: sticking to my daily goal.

I taught two classes this month: “Tarot Reading as a Service” for Wicked Grounds and “Contract Systems” for Service Chats. Thank you to everyone who attended, and to the teams who made them happen!
In August, I’ll be teaching “Service Schedules” on 8/18 and “Professional Skills for Service” on 8/25. Both of these events are virtual and free. You can find all the details here. See you there!

We had two Las Vegas TNG (The Next Generation) event this month: two of our usual munches. Thanks to everyone who attended and helped out!
In August, there will be one of our usual munches on the 26th, if you happen to be 18-35 and local to the Vegas area.

For the Neon Cactus Wordsmiths, I hosted two Discord write-ins this month. Thanks to everyone who attended! I also got to go to a few other write-ins both virtually and in person.
Next month, I’ll be hosting two more Discord write-ins on the 7th and 21st. If you happen to be a Las Vegas based writer, join us for those and more here.

Other updates from this month:

I’ve been spending a lot of time outside this summer, including camping on Mt. Charleston and swimming at Cowabunga Canyon!
Did a lot of fun social stuff and have enjoyed getting out more.
Read some interesting books, including Polysecure by Jessica Fern, A Lesson in Vengeance by Victoria Lee, and All Girls by Emily Layden.

Thanks for everything this month; have a happy, healthy, and safe August!

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