Hey Tim, sorry it took me so long to respond to your friend request. I've been really under the weather. Thank you so much! And, I am looking forward in sharing with you. Oh yeah, writing is frustrating, but that's what makes us so unique ... great books are written out of that creative frustration.
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Thank you for the invite, Tom. And do keep writing for it keeps the mind alert. Clark
Excuse my keyboard skills please, Tim. :-(
Hey Tim, sorry it took me so long to respond to your friend request. I've been really under the weather. Thank you so much! And, I am looking forward in sharing with you. Oh yeah, writing is frustrating, but that's what makes us so unique ... great books are written out of that creative frustration.
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