Pandemic and the back burner

[Dean Romig]

I agree Patrick and that’s exactly why I’m working so diligently (lately) on finishing my book. It’s not to make money, for certainly it won’t even be a break even production, but for my family and good friends - it’s a history of the things I love and love to do and of the people and places I love.





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[Harold Pickens]

Well, my dogs think it is great. Running them in the hayfields in back of the house at least once a day. Playing a lot of guitar and going back and relearning songs I'd forgotten how to play. Spent a whole day just organizing all my music into 3-ring binders.
I load at least 1 box of shells/day--already loaded up a box of 3/4 oz 16ga target loads this morning. Running 5 miles/day. Yesterday, organized fishing tackle all day. Have 4 ultralight outfits(my favorite), 4 medium outfits, 3 baitcasters, and 3 flyrods ready to go. Also organized my wading vest. I used to be as crazy about fishing, as I am about grouse/bird hunting, somehow with marriage and family it got set on the back burner. Now that I recently retired, am looking forward to a lot of fishing.
A lot of yard and house projects being done. Pulled some old shrubs out of the ground with the Kubota last weekend .
Well, the setters are whining, they are ready for their morning run.

[mobirdhunter]

It seems the old adage, "Motion conquers emotion," is being applied here.

Dean, if there are enough of your books printed beyond those for family and close friends, I'd sure enjoy being able to buy one. Keep us posted.