Political Rush

I continue to do two or three things daily to contribute to Democratic wins on November 5. I don’t know how successful I will be, but every step forward is of value.

After my bout with COVID-19, I gained a different attitude about writing. I don’t believe that will resolve at least until after the election. I’ve been thinking of the second part of my memoir, yet I’m not quite ready to begin revising and writing. Outside the election, I don’t have much else to say.

In the works are pieces about Cook County, Illinois, a garden report, and then, beginning on election day, I will cover our local elections. After that, who knows about this blog. COVID and related illnesses remind me that life is short. I want to finish my memoir as a first priority.

Speaking of my memoir, I have a dozen copies out among friends and family. I’m waiting for feedback before deciding whether to make the book more available. Lots of folks I know are working on the election, so that may not be resolved until the end of the year.

Thanks to all my daily readers of this blog. There will be more posts, although I can’t say when. Here is what the book cover looks like.