I left Siskiyou County on June 30 and so, everything on this blog has to change. I’m no longer able to work for Happy Campers. Sorry! Now I’m in Idaho!
And… as far as working for others, I don’t think I will. I need to take all those offers off of this blog. I’m nearly retirement age and want to cut back on my activities, just take it easy, you know?
I’ll still maintain my blogs, including this one, but this blog will be more about my web writing and less about trying to sell services to others.
I have a lot of work to do here!
My niches remain the same. I work on one niche each day of the week.
I’ve got such a peaceful life here in Idaho, I believe I can get a lot more writing done. I’m challenging myself to write at least five blog posts daily.
I’m also making a log of all the blog postings I’ve written for the last ten or more years. Some blogs go all the way back to 2001 when I started! This log file is on a spreadsheet. I have a lot more work to do on it.
Blogging is a magnificent hobby. But there’s more to life.
I want to start making videos regularly.
One video each day… I would call that a good idea! Could I ever be that productive, to make one video and write five blog posts each day?
Each of my blog posts must be 500 words or more. That’s my policy.
Happy Camp
Corner of Indian Creek Road and Davis Street
That’s Parry’s Market in the background.
I think now that I’ve recovered from my broken heart, and now that I’ve become a Christian… I’ve got more mental energy for getting things done. And yes, I’ve prayed about it quite a bit. There’s nothing more necessary than to get on with life after a major heartache like relationship disintegration.
Productivity has always been a problem for me, but this is the first time I’ve ever lived alone, in perfect peace and serenity. I’m loving it and am enjoying my newfound energy for blog writing.
I need to get back to editing my Antediluvian Adventures novels too. I have four of them written… and really want to share them with the world. The titles are The Scribe of Irohila, The Seagull Rebellion, The Legend of Kaopa, and The Valekan Migration.
I have several other novels also ready for editing and revision. So much to do, now that I have my freedom and live in a better place.
Christ came to set us free and to bind up the broken hearts. He has certainly done that for me!
I converted to Christianity on July 14, this year, two weeks after leaving that angry and demanding man who was distressing me so badly.
Finding peace in Christ is the best thing that ever happened to me, for so many reasons. I should write a posting about my spirituality blogs… there’s so much to tell.
But for now, I’m going to go through the postings on this blog and see what’s still appropriate and what needs to be deleted.
Happy December!
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