You drop some very enticing teasers, I look forward to reading your story! I had been working on one myself but travels in January and heavy workload to precedent, perhaps I can polish up an abbreviated version for my blog.
Thanks, John. Yes, it’s been one hell of a year. I don’t blame you one bit. Maybe next time around? We’re already discussing the possibility of a fourth book.
Man, I’ve missed your blog, mcfeats. I just kick started mine again after getting on for two years – where does the time go? I see you have changes going on in your life, so I wish you all the best for the future, and hope you keep writing your blog. I fully intend to make mine more active.
Rob
Yes, I lost my way for a while, turned 60 and panicked! Now I’ve got a touch of covid-19, but thankfully without the respiratory disorder, just loss of smell and taste, headaches, nausea, and complete exhaustion. I’ve been like this for nearly two months, but do feel I am slowly winning the battle. I sleep most of the day and night, but have some hours of lucidity, but little energy. But I’m positive I’ll get through it. The worst thing for me is that my creative energies are low. No Joycean poems falling onto my SM3 these days!
Stay safe, Rob. I’m glad to hear it hasn’t hit your lungs. We have a bad bout of sinusitis—feared it was the virus—but it’s just summer in Colorado. I hope they develop the vaccine sooner than later. This online teaching is for the birds!
The Untimely Typewriter:Daily Writings Against the Tides of Distraction 
You drop some very enticing teasers, I look forward to reading your story! I had been working on one myself but travels in January and heavy workload to precedent, perhaps I can polish up an abbreviated version for my blog.
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Thanks, John. Yes, it’s been one hell of a year. I don’t blame you one bit. Maybe next time around? We’re already discussing the possibility of a fourth book.
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Man, I’ve missed your blog, mcfeats. I just kick started mine again after getting on for two years – where does the time go? I see you have changes going on in your life, so I wish you all the best for the future, and hope you keep writing your blog. I fully intend to make mine more active.
Rob
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Jeepers, Rob, I thought you fell off the planet. Good to hear from you and I hope you’ve been well. Looking forward to reading your posts!
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Yes, I lost my way for a while, turned 60 and panicked! Now I’ve got a touch of covid-19, but thankfully without the respiratory disorder, just loss of smell and taste, headaches, nausea, and complete exhaustion. I’ve been like this for nearly two months, but do feel I am slowly winning the battle. I sleep most of the day and night, but have some hours of lucidity, but little energy. But I’m positive I’ll get through it. The worst thing for me is that my creative energies are low. No Joycean poems falling onto my SM3 these days!
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Stay safe, Rob. I’m glad to hear it hasn’t hit your lungs. We have a bad bout of sinusitis—feared it was the virus—but it’s just summer in Colorado. I hope they develop the vaccine sooner than later. This online teaching is for the birds!
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