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Taking the Weekend Off

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I’m taking this weekend off. No updates until Monday morning!! (yippy for me!)

 

7 Comments on “Taking the Weekend Off

  1. Lew

    Dave I look forward to looking at this every morning. I am continuously amazed that you do this for others when sometimes it would be easier to nurse a cold, or stay in bed, or do some other important chore. You should take more time off with this thing or it will burn you out. You dont win and we dont win if that happens. So from just one of what must be many many folks, thanks for taking the time to host this site, and dont feel bad about taking more time off. We’ll starve in the meantime, but we’ll live.

    Lew

  2. Marty Tilford

    Good for you to take some time off. I would say I hope you get to go out and drive your Jeep but I know your still working on it 🙁 I will take mine out for a drive this weekend just for you 🙂

    Enjoy your time off and thanks again for the fresh made bread. It was great with a bit of butter and grilled on the BBQ 🙂

  3. mbullism

    It’s only mid day sunday, and I’m jonesin’…

    (but I get having to get away from the kids for awhile 😉 )

  4. David Eilers

    Thanks guys. I did have a couple days of relaxation. I even avoided email for two days!

    I can keep doing eWillys on a daily basis most days because it fits into my lifestyle. It also gives me something to do while watching TV or sporting events with Ann and her mother. And, I’ve gotten much better about scheduling posts of all kinds ahead of time so I can take a day off without anyone noticing.

    We are only three years away from the 10th anniversary of eWillys. I should have my next two books (the Eilers book and October Gold) completed by then and I will have accomplished what I have set out to do as a writer: Writing multiple books and creating the family book. If I can’t generate more interest in my books by that time, then I might consider doing something else besides writing as a livelihood.

    Oh, I may have one additional writing project: the history of the Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association. I’ve now been approached by multiple people about the project. That project is of interest to me, but I haven’t figured out how I’d structure the narrative to tell the story. It’s still a few years out . . .

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