Happy July!

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Happy July! In the U.S., we will be celebrating the 4th of July. Hopefully, the celebration will remind people that we are a nation of immigrants. A melting pot of cultures that should be celebrated. Unfortunately, with the current people in leadership, I personally don't see much to celebrate because I fear they are going to try to take away the very freedoms our forefathers fought so hard to make available. 

But, let's not discuss that. Let's talk about happiness. It's often fleeting, but sometimes it shows up and stays for long periods of time. Sadly, mine has been fleeting for a number of years, but big changes have been happening over the past year and I'm starting to see the light at the end of a long and very dark tunnel. 

I hope that all of you have something to celebrate this month, even if it's just waking up to a new day. 

I'm going to be promoting my book Learning to Love Again this month. All of my books are still on Kindle Unlimited and at the 99 cent price, but I'm going to raise the prices next month in celebration of my birth month. August is a very hot time of the year here in southern Kentucky, so I'm going to work on some ideas to stay cool. I hope you all will do the same. 

I'm going to keep this short and sweet. I'm not ready to talk much about what's going on behind the scenes, but hopefully next month I will be bursting with news. 

Sending peace and love vibes to you all. 
 

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