A Quest for Work-Life Balance, A Place for Questions, and Final Events…
As I sit down to write this, it’s just after midnight, and I’ve done a thing that I don’t normally do during the fundraiser.
I’ve taken an evening off.
Well, let me be clear. I did have a little meeting around 4:30. And I did make a couple calls to people to see if they might be interested in helping to read the early chapter of Doors of Stone with me if we hit our stretch goal. (If you don’t know what I’m talking about with that, you’ll have to check out Yesterday’s blog.)
But it was only, like...
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Dec 14, 2021 06:23AM
Life never travels in a straight line. It twists and banks and there are often corkscrew turns and switchbacks. You will find yourself doing things and working on projects you never expected two, three, five years earlier surrounded by people you didn't know back then when you thought you knew where which way life was taking you. But through it all it is paramount to keep your family close and to share their own life experiences with them even as they share in yours because they are the ones who will keep you grounded should you stray too far from your course. They are the ones who matter most. Enjoy every moment because you can.
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I smiled so much in your reading when you mentioned Kvothe by his red hair. I was back with him at that moment! Thank you for reuniting me with an old friend.
I am very disconnected from reality and was immersed in two of your books but in the end what happened with the release of (The Doors of Stone.) Is it on the market? It is in process? were there complications? Excuse my ignorance but I have returned to the internet world after being absent for many years.
@Belli Nicolas: no word on the release of The Doors of Stone. Earlier this year (?) his editor revealed she has never seen a draft.
Julia wrote: "@Belli Nicolas: no word on the release of The Doors of Stone. Earlier this year (?) his editor revealed she has never seen a draft."is what I could find by wikipedia. I hope it comes out soon but I understand what it is like to be under pressure and to like the book. The same thing happened to me with mine.
