I just uploaded, after some final tweaks that haven't been edited (so don't blame anyone but me), for Saturday morning. My thanks to Aunty Social for remembering, about a week off, that Saturday is one of those days that when I was young was cool, but as I get older, is just a tick mark on a calendar.
Yeah, it's my birthday. Now, if this was a normal year, I'd give you all a present - two chapters. Of course, if this was a normal year, I'd already have the book complete. I'm about done with Chapter 19. I'm glad I started posting, so you all have something to look forward to. I'm sorry I started posting, because I really don't feel like I have a choice regarding every two weeks. I don't know that I'll actually have it complete by the end of February, even. The amount of research - and then, of course, the whole 'squirrel' thing that comes from that research is absurd.
Just as an example, did you know that when you win the Heisman, they give you a case to bring it home with? But you don't get to KEEP the case, you have to send it back? If you want a carrying case, you have to buy one yourself. Oh, and the most commonly broken piece on the Heisman trophy is the fingers. There's a guy here who repairs them, so he's seen and touched about 80% of ALL Heisman trophies that have been awarded. And I do mean HERE - they're made at MTM Recognition, in Del City, Oklahoma (and until March, THAT was less than half a mile from my house). Of course, that's NOW, not in 1985, but I think you get my drift.
Hey, I was nice! Chapter 3 does NOT end in a cliffhanger. (I'm not making the same comment regarding Chapter 4. (Evil chuckle))