Are you familiar with the etymology of the term “grok?” If you have not read “Stranger in a Strange Land “ by Robert Heinlein - please do so. It will be worth every second
I could not love this feedback more. Yes, sir, I am familiar and have read Stranger in a Strangeland. Excellent catch there, and I thank you for sharing. It’s quite a difficult task to reign in knowledge and crumb drop to the masses. I’ve even put the paper trail series on hold. It requires eyes to see, ears to hear, and more importantly, souls to know. And I am at a loss currently with how to continue. I do feel a bit fractured pausing, and I also felt broken understanding so many readers want the southern living style from me, the two simply do not correlate when I am writing. I’ve tried. My passion for the subject at hand gets in the way. You have a great gift in being able to do so. Maybe, in time, I will figure out how to do the same. Love you, Doc. Always have and always will appreciate your mind as well as your heart.
Are you familiar with the etymology of the term “grok?” If you have not read “Stranger in a Strange Land “ by Robert Heinlein - please do so. It will be worth every second
I could not love this feedback more. Yes, sir, I am familiar and have read Stranger in a Strangeland. Excellent catch there, and I thank you for sharing. It’s quite a difficult task to reign in knowledge and crumb drop to the masses. I’ve even put the paper trail series on hold. It requires eyes to see, ears to hear, and more importantly, souls to know. And I am at a loss currently with how to continue. I do feel a bit fractured pausing, and I also felt broken understanding so many readers want the southern living style from me, the two simply do not correlate when I am writing. I’ve tried. My passion for the subject at hand gets in the way. You have a great gift in being able to do so. Maybe, in time, I will figure out how to do the same. Love you, Doc. Always have and always will appreciate your mind as well as your heart.