What are you watching... reading... writing... singing?

Watching. I just finished the Luke Cage series. I don't get a chance to watch stuff like that often because my wife can't stand it, and when we're watching TV together, I'm usually writing, but I just treated myself to a Roku, which allows me to watch netflix whenever I want. At night, when we're in bed, I usually rub her feet because she's had issues and they need it. She's asleep in like 5 seconds, and now I can watch what I want. I just started Daredevil season 2.

I haven't done much pleasure reading lately, but plan on getting back to it.

Writing. I've been working on galley edits to Torn Away, the book cover you see as my profile pic. I should be getting a release date from The Wild Rose Press soon. I've also been working on the sequel which I'll submit to my editor at TWRP. I just tonight in fact finished the first draft.

It was a very emotional MS to write. So much so, my kids have teased me because they'll see me with tears in my eyes as I write a scene. It's called Torn Apart. It's got murder, rape, child abuse, domestic violence, and of course romance.

I've also got to plan the third and final. Which means planning a wedding.

I just saw Wonder Woman, easily the best DC movie and one of the best superhero movies. Gal Gadot was amazing.

Home wise, my 2 are home from college for the summer. My oldest unofficial foster daughter (The older one) is on a cruise with her boyfriend and his family. My unofficial foster son and daughter are leaving Tuesday to go see their mother. I'm a little worried, but I think it'll be good for them. When they get back, we're planning Elly's first Bday party. Yotham will have football practice the rest of the summer. Hannah will be home by then. So from Tuesday to the 4th, it'll just be the original Morrone's. Which will be kinda nice.

I recently finished reading The Arabists by Robert Kaplan. Very very good, bordering on great. It's a history of American Middle East specialists starting from the earliest protestant missionaries all the way through diplomats from the Foreign Service.

I also read a play called The Christians by Lucas Hnath, about a pastor who realizes he doesn't believe in hell and has to tell his church (and his family).

I also recently finished writing a play of my own, dealing with the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia and their aftermath.

And last music listened to: Jupiter from The Planets, Gustav Holst.