Two thousand words, with a deadline breathing down my neck–but I did it! And all in one sitting, too. Thank you, Jesus! And may my work be fruitful in your service.
Of course my brain is now frazzled–and I wonder: dast I take a bike ride? A bit on the cold side, but otherwise a lovely sunny day. Can I do it without blowing out my knee? Oh, I’ll just avoid the hills.
I’m so glad I was able to carry out that assignment. Chalcedon has been good to me, has provided me with a livelihood for going on 20 years, and I do try always to do the best job I can for Chalcedon’s ministry. Meanwhile, I’m still waiting for the hi sign to start my next Bell Mountain book. That would be No. 14 in the series. Still a long way from catching up to Tarzan or Hercule Poirot.
See you later for cat video theater–or whatever other critter takes my fancy.
Congratulations. Always feels good to have accomplished the goal.
Kudos! Now maybe on your bike ride while your brain is in neutral you can ideate the beginning of #14.
I’d congratulate you but you do this all the time. The best thing was how you felt when you finished. That’s what makes it all worth it. Plus the remuneration of course. Which is like a stimulus 2. “A job well done is a…darn, I forgot the word…forever.”
I’m not used to writing 2,000-word articles. If I’m going to go that far, I reckon I might as well write a book.
Point taken. I have more questions about which provides more money or which provides more satisfaction, or both. But I won’t ask. Go for the “both.”
Wow! You go man! Awesome!