Ah, 2026 already!

I took a little hiatus from the blog in order concentrate on my new books. I'll be posting more about them as they develop. 

I'm trying to finish up a few SciFi short stories to put into 'Scattered Visions 3'. This collection with 7-10 stories, ranging from pure SciFi to a few 'different' ideas that have been rattling around in my head for a while.

You'll see. ;-)

'Pete's Rocket' is a drama set in the 1950's in Levelland, Texas, my home town. I'm putting a lot of my childhood memories into that story to give it some 'character'. 

Anyone out there from or living in Levelland? Would love to hear from you.

Also sketching out a couple of newspaper-style comics/cartoons. I hope you will enjoy my weird sense of humor.

Wander around this blog for more fun stuff.

Please take a look at my books, here and on Kindle for Amazon.

Have a great spring!

If you know what this is, you're an old gamer, just like me! ;-)

Check out my review from Mark Schultz!

Mark Schultz at 'Word Refiner' (https://www.wordrefiner.com/) is featuring a review and comments about my humorous SciFi spoof, 'Arlo and Jake Enlist'. 

It's the first book in a 5 book series featuring my clueless Spacers Jake Jaspers and his sentient pet chameleon Arlo.

'Hilarious story! I laughed hard in many parts of this book.' (<- click here for link)

Stop by and check out his review and our talks about my books and being an indie author.

Thanks to everyone who grabbed a copy of this book.

Arlo sez 'Hi!'.

What if...

 Just some random thoughts to start the week.

What if:

- Every adult could spend 15 minutes a day solving problems

    - A web site dedicated to solvable issues was available to the World

    - Status of who is working on the issue/problem and possible progress, how they are attacking it

    - History of the problem, failed solutions, references to relevant users/needy/etc

    - Discussion area

    - List of problems solved, who (if they want recognition)  and how

- I only had to exercise once a week for 15 minutes to look like did at 25. Is that really too much to ask?

- All religious leaders agreed on a set of tenets that included everyone and recognized all faiths

- I didn't need compression socks

- We truly had a separation of Church and State in the US

- I could have a martini at night without feeling guilty

- Good Politicians stayed in office and Bad Politicians didn't

- I only had to get up once in the night to pee

- We valued living a good life over owning stuff we're just going to sell at the next garage sale

OK, fine. I mixed a few of my personal gripes in there with the others. I'm human. 

So there!