
“A feeling of restlessness, excitement, or laziness brought on by the coming of spring,” that’s the dictionary definition of Spring Fever, but I also found this on the Internet and totally loved what reporter John Illman from Channel 4 wrote: The old idea that in spring a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love is not just an old wives' tale. People do mate more in the spring and summer. It might not sound very romantic, but this trend is linked to a hormonal response to a powerful but little recognized aphrodisiac – light.
Yeah, that’s why I’m feeling restless, must go mate – lol. Seriously, with the longer day light I’m in heaven. I get more energy, I set new goals, and I feel happy. Those three things my family will take on any day.
With that I’ve also decided to plunge deep into my YA novel that for most of all winter sat in the back of my head. Now with the sun shining, the water sparkling and pretending to look warm my young Siren has been calling me, so I’ve decided to let her out – lol. I’m also getting totally geared up for my first Romantic Times’ Booklovers’ Convention in about a month in sunny Florida. Can’t wait for this as it will be a whole week to network with other writers and hopefully meet some fans, but also to have a week to myself as an adult. Did I mention it was an especially long, cold, snowy winter in Canada and lots of snow days – need I write more!
Well, this is March Break and while I’ve set writing goals today with the bright sun I’m packing up my brood for a small car trip as we’re off this week to hit a number of NS museums. I bought a family pass last May and now when I go I feel like it’s free – I know it’s all psychology but let me tell you it’s worth it. So today we’re either going for an 1.5hr drive to visit Lunenburg’s museum of the Museum of Industry and we get to pick many more all week and then tonight with the longer light I’ll be hitting the cafĂ© to write – yes! Have a great week, everyone.










