CarolinaC

Congratulations  

My apologies for disappearing and not updating for six months . . . here's what happened (not an excuse but a hopefully slightly-entertaining explanation). . . . I got promoted at work. The problem? They still haven't hired someone into my original position - so I've essentially been doing two jobs for months. We do have a new person lined up now, and they are to start in November . . . so hopefully, at that point, I'll have a life again!

Sorry folks, no update today- am exhausted.  Hopefully I will get it to you soon!

Also, this article on ancient Roman souvenirs is a pretty fun read! Enjoy!
          
          https://aeon.co/essays/how-ancient-roman-souvenirs-made-memories-and-meanings?utm_source=pocket-newtab

Apologies to everyone whose work I've been reading, as I've been very busy this week and have not done much here on Wattpad! Nevertheless, I do have an update of my own for you - https://www.wattpad.com/1245400744-pascale-auber-the-ruritanian-riddle-lix-confusion in this chapter, someone gets (eek!) kidnapped (or do they?)!

A wee, little something (less than 400 words) inspired by a prompt I ran into on Reddit: https://www.wattpad.com/1245715021-prompted-fiction-ii-more-time-blathering-imperial

I found this: https://getpocket.com/explore/item/whoops-humans-made-a-space-barrier-around-earth?utm_source=pocket-newtab fascinating.  Someone use this in a story, please!

https://www.wattpad.com/1238001866-pascale-auber-the-ruritanian-riddle-lviii - a surprisingly long update today, and possibly somewhat meandering, but it has illustrations, which I hope makes up for the length! I hope you enjoy it!

Well, if you've been reading what I've been posting lately, you must like steampunk. And if you like steampunk, you must like slightly-cheesy arrangements of 19th Century music, right? I mean, it's just logical  . . . right?
          
          Anyhow, my current slightly-cheesy arrangement of music originally from the 19th century is this late 1950s/ early 1960s marching band arrangement of music from Gilbert and Sullivan's "Yeoman of the Guard": https://youtu.be/gN1fqTNBsy8 - I especially like the 'I have a song to sing, O!' bit, starting just around 7:27
          
          Am I nerd? Yes.

As the next part is rather short, I have decided to post it this weekend as well: https://www.wattpad.com/1235180536-pascale-auber-the-ruritanian-riddle-lvii-st 
          
          Please enjoy!