I am married. I have 3 kids: 2 sons and 1 girl. I run, I like cheese cake. I am a writer. I like to eat fish bait. I made a unicorn cry. My best friend is Merna Jean. I made necklaces. I have had a few bad injuries.
I am a writer. I am working on a novel. I write about life, connection, my passions and spirituality. I like eternal sunshine. I do want kids in the future and I do not have a wife. I want to be married. I want to make more money.  I workout in a gym. I have never seen someone have a weight fall on their shin before. I have had shoulder issues in the past.
Did you go for that early morning run?  Yeah, I ended up only running for thirty minutes though because it started to rain.  It's not like it's great fun (at least a lot of the time) when it's NOT raining, LOL.  Wanted to ask--do you write at the same time every day, like a routine?  I try to write every day from 6-8 AM. No, I have to write when the inspiration hits. Sometimes the ideas come so fast, I can barely get them down on the page fast enough. If I try to stick to a set routine, the writer's block just aggravates me. I wish I could do that.  Sometimes I just sit and look at a blank screen waiting for inspiration.  But if I don't take the set-time approach, I won't get any writing done.  I know me and I'm a procrastinator..... Do you write fiction or non-fiction? For me it is easy because I am writing about things that are connected to my real life. I write non-fiction, mostly biographies of presidents and war heroes.  And I just remembered the other BIG reason I write from 6-8--the kids don't bother me then! Sounds like your works require a lot of research to be done. I guess it is easier for me with no family yet. I think it can be hard with or without a family.  I usually do some research before I make up my mind who will be my subject.  That way I don't go down rabbit holes on someone I'm ultimately not going to write about. Who would you say was the most interesting president? I would say Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Both of them are very good subjects but very high profile and I'm not sure I could stand up to the competition!  One book I read that was surprisingly very good was about Harry Truman, written by, I think, David McCullough.   I didn't know much about Truman and it was a really interesting read. Okay, I will check that book out. I don't know too much about Truman except that famous picture of him holding up the newspaper that wrongly predicted his loss.