My book has finally been published, both in print and Kindle
editions (available from Amazon at https://goo.gl/AHbRz1), also on my blog over the past few months. I feel that a weight has
been lifted from my shoulders but what do I do now? Well, first, I have a
reunion to attend. Carol Ann and I will be taking off next week in our motorhome
for Norfolk, VA and a reunion of the 2/11th field artillery battalion with
which I served in Vietnam. A fitting way to celebrate my book, perhaps. After
the reunion we’ll spend a couple of weeks in the DC area, visiting monuments
and memorials. We have been hoping for cool autumn weather in Washington, but
that doesn’t seem to be in the cards as of the latest forecast.
Once back home I hope to start on my next big project,
writing another book that I have been carrying around in my head for a long
time. It will be called “Stories I Can Tell Now That Mama’s Gone.” As with “Uncle
Sam Ain’t Released Me Yet,” I have notes that I made over the years. The
job will be to flesh them out and put them in some sort of order, which is the
hard part, as they are really jumbled up. Until then, I will be posting our
travels to DC and back.
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