I’m going to do something a bit easy today, and something that takes a tiny bit of courage on my part. I don’t like the photos people have of me, but I’m told I’m pretty and I should show off a bit more. So…here I am.
Here are some photos of me.
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- London, 2013 (?), Hard Rock Cafe.
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- In the garden, sometime 2011
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- Graduation, 2011
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- Painting models….see, I hobby.
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- Birthday celebrations, February 2015.
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- Blurry photo of myself and Neil Gaiman, November 2005
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- The oldest photo of me to date – January 1999, before I became a mother
Tomorrow’s post will be J for ‘just incredible’. Indie books you just can’t pass up!
D Kai Wilson- Viola is a prolific and often intensely fun writer. Her favorite genres are Sci-Fi, where her Darkness series is set, Fantasy, where she writes up actual play from RPGs she never got to run, urban fantasy, mostly inspired by her bad idea bear (aka her partner, Tempus, and mental health advocacy, as she’s got a raft of diagnoses, none of them particularly pleasant, but none that tend to hold her down for long either
When not writing, and still *thinking* about writing often enough to get caught out, Kai can be found training with her beloved at the Ludosport Academy they belong to, hanging out with family and friends gaming, or enjoying exploring parts of the world they’ve got access to at the time.
A nature and animal lover, Kai is a writer because she has to, because she loves it, and because it’s fun. She is the mother of two cats, two adults and lives in the Cotswolds, UK, with her beloved.
People are right! You are pretty–don’t be shy!
Love visiting new blogs during the #Challenge. I always start with fellow writers and your blog name called to me. Thanks for all the hard work it takes to participate. If you have a minute, come see me. I’ll hear the garden gate click open.
Your pictures look great! And how exciting that you met Neil Gaiman!
I’ve met him twice now. Then, in 2006, and a couple of years ago. He’s a doll, he really is. not only did he remember me (when I reminded him of the gift I brought him), but stopped and talked for a few minutes, even though it was near the end of his signing. Can’t recommend the guy enough, and love his books 🙂