It’s been an interesting last few months. I finished “The Deathbed Confessions” and looked around to see what was next. The answer was not nothing, it was ‘I don’t know’.

I usually have a let down after I finish writing a book and it takes a month or two to get over. Because I have ADHD I can usually substitute another activity, i.e., make up a ‘necessary’ home project that I can lose interest in when it’s half-way finished, or make a wood project out in the shop, but not this time. Besides it’s too cold out in the shop these days.

Then I got Covid, which led to pneumonia and I lost an entire month feeling sorry for myself. Now finally, I’m coming out of it and it’s time I’m told to get back to work. Thank you all for your patience. I’m interested to see what the next few months has to offer.

mdn

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