Words Across Time-Painting Pictures on My Mind

I just recently turned 80 and have long planned on putting some of my writings in book form, so that my family and friends could have access to my thoughts after I am gone. I found it was more work than I had expected. I told my daughter that I am happy that it is almost finished but I am not sorry that I finally attempted this project. She said "Mom the important thing is that you are not sorry that you stayed with it, even when you didn't know what to do next." My friends and family offered this kind of encouragement. It is greatly appreciated. Joan Jackson Kelly Freeman