I’ve resigned myself that there’s no way I’ll be able to get this story written in time to give it as a Christmas gift this year. But that’s OK. I should be able to get it finished by her birthday in April. Ideally, I’ll be able to get her to come up with some illustrations and then I’ll have the story bound for her in her own book (somehow).
You say you want to know more about this story? I’m not sure if it’ll ever be made public, but I’ll go ahead and tell you this much: It’s about a girl who has strange things happen to her after she’s bitten by a mysterious horse. Oh yeah. She’s gonna love it.
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The story sounds intriguing. If it takes a little longer to finish it then so be it. Sometimes they need to breathe a little before they are complete. Best of luck with it.
Thanks for the encouragement! As is the case when I prepare a sermon, sometimes my mind works faster than my fingers can type and I try to get ahead of myself. Definitely time to slow it down here and take the focus off the Christmas deadline and write a good story that she’s going to love.
The story is actually based on something my daughter once told me in passing and it’s grown from there. A
Maybe give voice software a try. It might be able to match your brain speed
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