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Liquid Can Create Words

The time has come for new words. And as they say in the old country, "Whiskey goes in, Wisdom comes out."
Liquid Can Create Words

I've been thinking a good bit about what I'm supposed to be doing with my life. I make this mistake quite frequently, and one thing I have restored to my life is alcohol. Not a lot of it, mind you, but just enough where happiness occurs and I can be more of who I really am, and the person that some of my late friends knew as a young whipper-snapper.

I find that I'm now where they were then and I have to grow up at some point and realize that I'm an author and writer. That's what I do when I'm at my best, when things are coming out that I did not even foresee, and they make me laugh until I choke.

My family often wonders what in the hell is wrong with me in those moments, but with the touch of scotch or a good whiskey of my choosing, in responsible amounts of course, I remember who I am as things flow from my fingertips.

Like this post, perhaps.

But I haven't talked to any of you in a while, and this is simply rude of me. There is so much on the table to be done, but everything is fluid, and now I am no longer speaking of alcohol. What I mean by that is that an idea for a book or a piece is there, I'm all serious about it, and then at some point the humor in it starts coming out and things begin to shift.

I just finished the first story in a compendium of many that will at some point refer to an actual wild real life story I had with my late father once upon a time. I'm not going to provide any spoilers right now other than the simple fact that I am done holding back, which is what a few of my mentors was perhaps aiming for.

The age has finally been reached where I can say pretty much whatever the hell I want to say, and people will just want to make sure I still have my pants on.

Which I will.

So the season of word creation happens to be back upon us, and I expect new things to come out during this fall and winter season.

The more, the merrier.

Sláinte.