Today is the first day of my summer vacation, and I couldn't be better positioned to have a productive one. Hopefully. (Lord!) For the first time in eight years, I've got a designated room for my own study. I'm over half way done revising the material from Year-by-Year into something much more engaging - a condensed version with a total format change. My goal is to self-publish a 250 to 300 page book by August. If you pray, feel free to keep me in your prayers...
This feels promising. (Thank you, Lord!)
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2 comments:
Ambitious goal! Go for it brother.
Do enjoy your time off.
I'll pray for you, brother. It's a pleasure to read your blog, and I look forward to other writings....
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