Medieval Monday Week 5

10/18/2020

Happy Medieval Monday!

Better late than never, I hope? This was one of my best Mondays ever, and I've experienced, um... let's just say, "quite a few".

But it's never too late to enjoy a little romance, especially medieval romance! Be sure to check out the Medieval Romance Lover's FB page to discover some wonderful books and authors. You can also find us on Twitter, #MedMonFall20.

Until last week, I was sharing snippets of conversation as Deidre and Lachlann drove to a Christmas tree farm. We're back on that country road once again. He's trying to prepare her -- and himself -- for the talk they will have in the near future.

“We agreed that we both have a lot to tell each other,” she said.

“But what I’m going to tell you, what I have to say…” He faltered. “You won’t like it.”

Deidre drew a deep breath, her thoughts racing to the DEA agent. Last night, she hadn’t told Lachlann about the strange interview. They’d both been tired, and she hadn’t wanted to ruin the evening. Was he going to confess?

“Is it that bad?” she asked.

“You might think so. You might think I’m crazy.”

Drug smuggling was certainly crazy. Was now the time to tell him about the agent?

Slow down, Deidre.

First, she should be sure where this was going.

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4 Comments

Judith Sterling link

10/20/2020 13:57:59

Sounds like they have A LOT to talk about! Hope you're having a lovely week, Anastasia.

Anastasia

10/26/2020 22:05:01

Thank you, Judith. You, too!

Mary Morgan

10/21/2020 09:15:57

I need more! I can hardly wait to hear the rest of the conversation! Happy Medieval Monday!

Anastasia

10/26/2020 22:05:29

Thank you, Mary! Happy Medieval Monday!

A Little of This, a Little of That

Keep me away from the wisdom that does not cry, the philosophy that does not laugh, and the greatness which does not bow before children. – Gibran Khalil Gibran

There is much that is tragic about our world. There is also much that is beautiful. To be sure, a lot of the beauty extends to beyond this world. It comes from an all-encompassing, divine love.

This blog is meant to share that joy -- poetry, religion, the natural world, art, books, music, travel, history, and other lovely, beautiful topics. I find I have no wish to focus on the sad. I do realize, by the way, that a lot of history is sad. But we hardly need for me to highlight that.

One more thing/disclaimer: Religion, you might ask? I am a religious person, so much so that I fervently believe everyone should have the right to their own -- provided, of course, that it doesn't hurt others.

It is all about love and sharing.

Out beyond ideas of wrong and right, there is a field. I'll meet you there. -- Rumi

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