I’ve changed my mind (and not for the first time). I’ve decided not to get completely organized by the time of my surgery in February, but to work on it for 15 minutes a day and the rest of the day continue finishing my new (just started) book. Earlier I had sworn never to write another non-fiction book, and I changed my mind about that, too. I wonder if changing one’s mind is a sign of old age or renewal or no sign at all?
I decided this last night and decided to follow my advice in Stepping Stones to the Depths, which I am just beginning and whose contents I can’t publish if I or my literary executor try to get it published–following my own advice as I go. This journey of my experience in writing the book will appear on my page on Dreams on this blog. I still haven’t gotten clear about entering on pages and/or blog proper, but I’m sure I’ll be finding out soon.
Anyway, for two days now I’ve been a vegetarian, and last night’s long dream brought me several new/old ideas about my topic (different ways to visit the unconscious).
At our age, my friend, changing our mind just proves that we still HAVE one! Write the book … getting organized can wait until tomorrow, and anyway … it’s much over-rated. Not, mind you, that I’ve ever BEEN organized, but I’m just going by what I hear.
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Hey, you’re right! I hadn’t thought of it that way! It must have slipped my mind…
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