With all the talk about Harley folks looking down on rice burners, thought I'd post proof positive that not all of us are so bad. Sometimes we help out the jap riding crowd when they need a hand...
I had the sincere pleasure to be interviewed by Christine L. Henderson at Let's Write! It was a great opportunity to talk writing and revisit some things from my past that have shaped my present day that I haven't thought about it quite a while. Head over there and check it out!
I was honored to be the guest of honor at a book signing in my hometown of Camilla, GA at the Desoto Trail Regional Library - very library that fostered my love for reading. I used to pedal my bicycle 1.5 miles to participate in their Summer Reading Program. I am very grateful for the influence the library had on me growing up and for all the wonderful friends that showed up for the event!
While I was in South Georgia for a book signing, I spent a few days on my brothers farm. I quickly became big buddy's with their newest addition to their array of animals. They had a tornado set down in the middle of their farm a couple months back and were still working on the cleanup. So we worked on cutting down "widowmaker" broken tree limbs hanging in precarious manner along their driveway and around their house and pastures. I lucked out on day one getting to operate the tractor while he stood on a pallet cutting libs with a limb saw. I question sometimes how much he trust me 😂 I lucked out on day one getting to operate the tractor while he stood on a pallet cutting limbs with a limb saw. I question sometimes how much he trust me 😂 They had been working on a fencing project when the tornado hit, and I spent some time helping to complete it. Along the way we discovered a tree that had fallen on the brand new fence, so I leaned on my history of fence repair to h