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Author: Rhys Ford
Rhys Ford is an award-winning author with several long-running LGBT+ mystery, thriller, paranormal, and urban fantasy series, including Murder and Mayhem, a 2016 LAMBDA finalist. She is published by Dreamspinner Press and DSP Publications.
Hugs to both of them.
He may be intubated, but sure as shit still knows how to roll his eyes at me when I am being me. — with Eric Arvin.
Morning…but something different.
Morning…but something different.
Two of the sweetest men need our help.
Whether it be a prayer, a wish, a note of good recovery or if you can, a few dollars to Eric’s fund, please send them along.
Anything you need, Tj Klune and Eric Arvin. *hugs*
Eric’s Medical fund link: http://www.youcaring.com/medical-fundraiser/eric-arvin-support-fund/116877
A thank you from TJ.
Caring for Eric Arvin…
For many of those in the M/M Romance community, Eric Arvin and TJ Klune are a familiar pair of faces. They have, in essence, shared their lives with us as they’ve met, loved and during last GRL, became engaged.
Recently, TJ moved to Virginia and Eric joined him there, setting up house and recently, drowning the state in very sweet adorable affection and with TJ in charge, Christmas decorations.
However, a couple of days ago, life handed Eric and TJ a serious curve ball and right now, Eric is spending part of his first Holiday season with TJ in the hospital. He is seriously ill and while all of us support him in spirit, we ask if you can find a few dollars to help with this wonderful man’s medical bills. They are extensive and will probably be even more so before this is done.
My prayers and best wishes are with both of them in this time. Much love to you both, guys. You deserve every bit of happiness this season and forever beyond.
Contribute link: Medical Fund for Eric Arvin.
Men. In VERY small undewear.
Probably NSFW. Maybe. Yes? Hah!
Why?
If we wouldn’t tolerate this happening to an adult, why do we expect a child to just “suck it up”?
Awwwwww…..
Five-year-old Claire Koch was born to two deaf parents, and American Sign Language was her first language. So while 60 of her peers used generic hand motions, Claire chose to use ASL, much to her parents’ surprise.
