Well, I can’t say as how I’ve been Miss Johnny on the Spot with posting entries to this blog on a fairly regular basis, but I would like to announce that I have finally decided to write a book about learning how to channel. Interestingly, it was the guides who helped me out with the idea. And, because it is appropriate I figured I’d relay the story here.

I’ve been in the dumps for some time now. I know that I can likely do something constructive to get out of them, but I have this character trait that tends to like to wallow for awhile. So, this explains being in the dumps. A little anyway.

There are health concerns. Some not feeling well because of my diabetes that frightened me. Some news about early stage cataracts in both of my eyes. Some work related issues. I keep reaching down the throats of the people I work with and trying to rip out their tonsils. At least, it seems that way. I’m not having any luck at it, but I keep trying. Money concerns, but who doesn’t have those? Menopause is driving me nuts. And, last but not least: I’m fat and ugly. If that’s not enough to depress anybody I don’t know what is. So, that was the scenario.

It was the news about the cataracts that tipped the balance of wallowing in depression and despair to actually doing something constructive and fun.

Anyway, I was driving home from work recently and Seth said, “Why don’t you write a book about channeling? You can have it done by your birthday.” I almost had an accident. Not that hearing from my guides while I’m driving home is anything new. It was what he said. It struck every chord in my being just right. Life was fun again. Just with those few words. So, I’ve been mulling it over ever since.

And, that’s my announcement. By September 1, 2008 I hope to be able to offer a book for sale about Learning How To Channel.

I started writing this morning. I’ve got 1,300 words done and it isn’t even 7:30 in the morning.  I figure I could find a little gizmo widget sort of thing to track my progress. That would be fun. Sort of like weighing myself every day. I’m not a skinny person so I do that. I feel comfortable with it.

Much of what has been written in this blog will be fodder for the grist mill of writing. I tend to not reuse things, so if you’ve been reading the entries of this particular blog you won’t be re-reading anything when you purchase the book. It will all be new material.