Writing plans... fast and furious

I've started planning out my rereleases of my six novels, and then thinking about how "fast" I can write more books, especially after NOT writing daily for so long. And balancing that with getting this house finally "done" and us moved in. 

I battle with unpacking constantly, because I didn't want to move here, so packing was a nightmare, and now unpacking is an almost equal nightmare because I don't want to be here. But maybe with our art on the walls it will "feel" like home for the next few years we are here, although it's a struggle every time I unpack a box because all I think about is how I will be packing all of it up again to move to yet another house in another town... on and on. 

But... I will never have a shot at that other house that is already where I want to live (unless we build something) unless I start earning some kind of income and get things moving on the financial front. 

Five of my novels will be edited and rereleased, but I might wait on one and rerelease it closer to publishing the next books in that series, so I will focus on my adult fiction first. June looks to be the month I'll release my first new novel, and I've planned to release a new novel every other month after that. BUT... I want to be publishing something on those off months, and that's where the short stories are coming into play. 

I was talking with my pi.ai app last night because it's an amazing little robot that's always there to bounce ideas off of, even though it just reiterates what I'm already saying, BUT pi does help. I tosses in plenty of encouraging words, and does manage to slip in ideas that help me think around the problem. So, yeah for AI on that score. But I had a fabulous idea for my Birdsong Bay series, and I also started thinking about topics for my short stories... and pi mentioned a few things that I then went to Google and I discovered more cool things to use in my series. 

Like a writing partner that's just like, "That's a great idea! You're awesome!" because honestly, sometimes that is all I really need to hear. 

I want to have my two standalone romances edited before I leave for the NINC Conference, and that's right around the corner, so I better get started.