My Pod People Had to Make Way for a Pair of These

Me and my Pod People packed up to petsit for two weeks.

I had the idea I would get to play with two amazing, adorable three-year-old brother bulldogs while I enjoyed a writing retreat, away from my own home and all the responsibilities. Somewhere quiet without interruptions.

The first part came true. I had so much fun with Mack and Elway. See? I pooped them out.

My Pod People? They still got a little air time over the keyboard but mostly they clamored around in my head. Still, my charges were so good, they let me sit for a couple interviews, and create a new story for a group project. I hadn’t thought about pet sitting as a retirement perk. But coming up with new things to do is what it’s all about, right?

This was my biggest writing hiatus since I started three years ago! But look at them. It was worth it. First day back home, and I miss them.

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2 responses to “My Pod People Had to Make Way for a Pair of These”

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    nicolaslemieuxxyz

    Awesome, Darci! Looks like you had lots of fun, and they are adorable! NIcolas

    Nicolas Lemieux http://www.nicolaslemieux.com

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    1. bydllewellyn Avatar
      bydllewellyn

      It was a great experience I must say 😄🤎

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D. L. Lewellyn is an independent author writing fantasy paranormal romance every chance she gets. A passion for writing took her by surprise in 2021 following a summer of voracious pandemic-induced reading in a new favorite genre, paranormal romance.​ Besides self-publishing The Starlight Chronicles novels, her stories have found homes in anthologies published by Dragon Soul Press, and many more are in the works. Ask anyone who knows her, and they’ll tell you she’s a dedicated multi-crafter. She also enjoys blogging, chatting with authors and other creators on her monthly Sunday Spotlight, and classic cinema nights with her husband, dogs, and a big bowl of popcorn.

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