Everything is coming along quite nicely, and I should feel excited and proud. Yet, I have doubts. And, I worry…

This is probably completely normal. Surely, this is a natural part of the writing process. I am trying not to become so overcome with doubts that I come to believe I can’t. I know I can.

The important thing is that I don’t get so overcome with doubts that I give up. That’s not an option. I have been thinking about this book ever since the incident happened and actually long before that. The idea of writing a book became something that I needed to do, something that must be done.

This is the point that I am at now. Determined. Yet I am also aware. I am aware of everything I need to do to bring this to fruition from this point forward. It’s a lot. It can seem a bit overwhelming at times, and I try not to let it get to me because I am making good progress with this all, the websites and the books.

The thought for the day is “Hang in there. Don’t give up five minutes before the miracle.”

Thanks again for stopping by! Take care!

Sincerely, R. Kline

PS. The picture at the top of this post is of the Susquehanna River. I was standing in York County and taking a picture of the Lancaster County side. Both counties are show in this picture and so is the Safe Harber Hydroelectric Dam. The hill on the left, where the windmills are, is Turkey Hill. That’s where your iced tea and iced cream come from. Lol. Everything was so pink on this January morning when I took the picture. It was so cold, and the ice in the river even looked pink. Enjoy!