Friday. I never work on Friday. It's one of the 3 days of the week I can't be scheduled. There's no particular reason why I picked this day. At my age, days of the week and weekends really don't matter. This doesn't mean they're totally unimportant, merely that there's no reason to prioritize them.
They working on the house next door again. No one showed up for several days. Maybe they decided to take a vacation. Or, more probably, they were waiting for someone with more specialized skills, like a plumber, or an electrician. They are planning on selling the house once they are finished, so I do hope the plumbing and electrical work are done by qualified, licensed individuals. It will need to pass a house inspection if they go through a real estate agent.
My last royalty payment from KDP will be posted into my account on the 29th. Kindle is a great place for fledgling authors who want to self-publish to get their feet wet. However, care needs to be taken. You see there are multiple ways to earn royalties. You can earn royalties when someone purchases your book, that's either the Kindle, paperback, or hardback versions. And then there's the however. They have something like a lending library where you can earn a small % every time someone reads a page in one of your books. They play this up by sending you emails letting you how many $$ millions are in the pot. However signing up for this library licenses your book to Kindle, meaning you can't publish it anywhere else. Prince Harry's book will earn him many, many $$$. For most authors, like myself, the royalties are miniscule, which is why I've pulled my books from the 'lending library,' in order to sell them through Barnes & Noble, as well as Kindle. On the 30th, the last royalty from the lending library will be deposited into my checking account. Let me share with you a picture of that sizeable fortune.
