FYI (About writing--just a bit!)
Hi, my name is Stephen V. Geddes, "Steve" to my friends. This mini info page (more fully available at the link at the bottom of this blog) is to introduce two ebooks I have for sale (for 5 and 3 bucks, respectively)
at Amazon.com, at: “Stephen V. Geddes, an Autobiography,” and “Autobiographical Trust: A personal workbook: everything you need to write your personal autobiography.” Both available at Amazon.com at the link. Suffice it to say, for me, the workbook
preceded the autobiography.
Prior to these two works, I worked for an on-line newspaper, Examiner.com, and wrote fifty (more, of course, but who was counting,) articles for them as their "Augusta Environmental Examiner" before they sold their business to another company who had no need for the type of articles I had written.
I also have written in a couple of personal blogs, “Morningbrain, what keeps me up nights...” at “ http://stephenvgeddes.blogspot.com/ ” ; And, for reasons known only to the creators of “Blogger,” a second blog “Morningbrain (Deux...)” at http://stephenvgeddes2.blogspot.com/ .
The two Amazon works are, of course available for sale and the blogs are free to any and all. The workbook is something I would recommend to anyone who has a family. The Autobiography is an example of what could follow from using that workbook, and the Blogs are just what they are, something I continue to enjoy doing from time to time. Thanks for your attention, and good luck.
Should you decide to write that autobiography--and your relatives and relatives-to-be will benefit immensely, no doubt, from your efforts--you really should consider that workbook. I wish some of my predecessors had written a bit about themselves. Too late for them now, though. Too late for them and their grand children, great grandchildren and all the rest. Not for mine, though, and not for yours should you choose to give them your autobiographical gift. Additional information is available at Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Stephen-V.-Geddes/e/B07F64V892?fbclid=IwAR0bkzBdAFIKm8O8JnrVHVoqH7P05K_ZwC1viZWxX9cCiSv6Ee3VGj9tSDQ
And then, there is FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/steve.geddes.792
That's about it (until I remember something, somewhere, or whatever else. Which is why these things are editable.
Prior to these two works, I worked for an on-line newspaper, Examiner.com, and wrote fifty (more, of course, but who was counting,) articles for them as their "Augusta Environmental Examiner" before they sold their business to another company who had no need for the type of articles I had written.
I also have written in a couple of personal blogs, “Morningbrain, what keeps me up nights...” at “ http://stephenvgeddes.blogspot.com/ ” ; And, for reasons known only to the creators of “Blogger,” a second blog “Morningbrain (Deux...)” at http://stephenvgeddes2.blogspot.com/ .
The two Amazon works are, of course available for sale and the blogs are free to any and all. The workbook is something I would recommend to anyone who has a family. The Autobiography is an example of what could follow from using that workbook, and the Blogs are just what they are, something I continue to enjoy doing from time to time. Thanks for your attention, and good luck.
Should you decide to write that autobiography--and your relatives and relatives-to-be will benefit immensely, no doubt, from your efforts--you really should consider that workbook. I wish some of my predecessors had written a bit about themselves. Too late for them now, though. Too late for them and their grand children, great grandchildren and all the rest. Not for mine, though, and not for yours should you choose to give them your autobiographical gift. Additional information is available at Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Stephen-V.-Geddes/e/B07F64V892?fbclid=IwAR0bkzBdAFIKm8O8JnrVHVoqH7P05K_ZwC1viZWxX9cCiSv6Ee3VGj9tSDQ
And then, there is FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/steve.geddes.792
That's about it (until I remember something, somewhere, or whatever else. Which is why these things are editable.
Questions? Send them to me at csra.environmental.examiner@gmail.com.
And, as always, thanks: Steve Geddes
And, as always, thanks: Steve Geddes
