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The second book in End of Days series is finished and available at Kindle. It was good to have the second book completed. The last book is in progress.

There are so many things in survival situations that are harder when a person is on their own. In this second book, I looked at what a woman might go through, and how decisive she would need to be. If she let emotions rule, or offered compassion, a woman would soon loose her freedom, and eventually her life.

I thought about families and spiritual needs, the loneliness and regrets a person would suffer. Its been quite a personal journey.

I'm thinking its time to improve my hunting skills.

I'm finishing up the last proofing of my second book in the End of Days series (trilogy).

Is it me, or does every novelist discover themselves in the story?  Maybe because the main character in Journey North is a woman and she is dealing with the Post Grid Down situation on her own, I'm feeling the personal need for more gun practice.

A survivalist would need to be strong, decisive, and not give into emotions. That can be challenging!

But, back in the real world, we are already inundated with Republican candidates for the presidency bid next year. Each candidate takes his / her turn leading in the poles, whereby the media has enough time to trash them out, uncovering plenty of stuff to raise eyebrows. Little things, stupid things, but enough that someone else emerges as front runner. Sort of like a pack of bikers in a road race, each taking their turn  to lead so others can draft and regain their strength.

Anyways, my mountain garden is nearly done for the year. A few volunteer onions and the over achieving tomato plants are making their last stand. So far no frost, lots of good drenching rain.

Gas prices have dropped to $3.16. This seems like a bargain. But wait, thats just the mind game these oil potentates have played with us for years. Reduce consumption, that's my moto.

Things are good at the homestead, hope all is well at your's.