Friends? Who needs 'em?! Day 40

I do.

This morning was 'vague'. As usual I started it off with coffee and a teeny touch of wishing magic in my manifestation notebook.

"Wouldn't it be wonderful if my Book was joyfully read by millions?"

"Wouldn't it be wonderful if my rescue puppy came along?"

"Wouldn't it be wonderful if I were 63k and feeling strong and fit?"

(I'm creating an E-course to teach everyone how to manifest, watch this space!)

But then I sat without a plan.

Until my cruise ship entertainer friend Paul Adams popped up on Whatsapp. He's funny. You'd hope so being a comedian. But he is. Wry, self-depreciating. He's worked on comedy forever. He loves coffee. Even more than me which is impressive.

He tells me he's been writing a Diary of a Locked Down Comedian.

Funny we had the same idea. Except what else is a cruise ship entertainer going to do these days? I'll tell you what. Get a job in the Post Office sorting office for Xmas! (Find more in his diary!)

No, not me. I'm still committed to magic-ing up my million plus readers.

We chatted for a bit. I plugged my book again to him. Paul is a great reader and I want him to read mine. Why? Because he's my friend and that's what friends do. Under the cover of his tough comedian exterior, he's loyal and Kleenex puppy soft. So of course he bought one to add to his library of books waiting to be read. (Yes, this is his actual library!)

Mission today accomplished. One more reader!

It was nice to have a chat. It's still wierd to be an entertainer that doesn't entertain, stuck in our little bubbles waiting to get back on stage. Good to have friends.

And now my other friends, I'm off to the beach to do some firewood beach-combing before I start work on creating this manifesting E-course.

Love love love

Romany

So my friends, here is my challenge.

I will share Spun Into Gold - The Secret Life of a Female Magician with over a Magical Million readers.

It's available worldwide in paperback and on audiobook, narrated by yours truly and has received 97% 5 star reviews and lots of personal letters saying how much people have enjoyed it.