Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Update #3

I am now in the final week of my time in Lexington, SC... I arrived back "home" last night after a wonderful, long weekend in North Carolina. I drove to Chapel Hill to visit Matt and Rebekah Carlson, former students and good friends. They had a baby just before Christmas and I was blessed to meet little Ingrid. I have never held a 4-week baby before..she is so adorable and already has a great variety of facial expressions!! We spent lots of time talking and had some amazing food! (Chapel Hill has some wonderful places to eat!!). On Sunday afternoon I made the short drive to Cary and spent time with the Tom, Elly and Jennifer Streeter. We had a great time as well and I had a wonderful and much-needed massage with Jennifer. It was a refreshing weekend!

I made good progress with my writing last week..The big picture, as well as little details, continue to come to me and I completed what I consider to be one of my most challenging chapters. My primary goal for my time here is to complete the chapters that will have a video component to them so I can construct the script and organize the recording, which is scheduled for mid-March. On that front, I am almost done, with just one more chapter to write this week, so I am thankful for what I have been able to finish. It was interesting to me that even while I was driving home last evening, little ideas came to me - things that I need to include in the book, so I imagine these ideas will continue to emerge as I continue to get away from it and come back to it...This has been an interesting process and one that I have enjoyed. I am so grateful for the time to do this!!

I will update again before I leave here and head to Hilton Head for a week with some friends for a little R&R. I hope you have a good week!

2 comments:

Dave and Beth Saavedra said...

Good to hear that all is going well for you. So glad you are getting in good visit and relaxation times in the midst of all your hard work writing! Love and hugs to you!

Mark B said...

Miss you Kathy. I am happy you are soooo connected. I also miss the cymbal flourishes. You are in my heart. Safe travels. Mark