@Cheryl Guidry no need to assume! I'm happy to answer any question you have. I myself am an open book ... I don't know that soulful was 100% the right adjective, they are heartfelt I suppose. Anyway, your questions are welcome.

@Brian Terry lol, I like it. The best information is dripping context and intent. I couldn't throw it your way without losing some of that. However, where I to slide it over, the of trail remains connected long enough for you to pick it up and keep going. Strange but apropos. 🤭

I like your plan and I love your name. Pleasure to share a group with you!

@Chris Sparkles Goldmanifestor That's awesome. I totally believe in manifestation and the power of thought and intention. That's why the words you choose matter I taught mine. I used to write stories about unusual and quirky things happening to unexpecting people, and as a kid FILLED my head head with Twilight zone, tales from the dark side, tails from the crypt, Steven King. Stephen King's the irony there because not only has he written his characters into some pretty awful situations, but he's also written himself into his magnum opus, The dark Tower and maybe that was what made me wonder initially about creating worlds.. I'd feel guilty if the plot necessitated anything cruel and unusual. I thought what if that's all we are, what are some higher dimensional being is just having a dream? An author is somewhere writing the story. I do believe in karma I guess, balance. I only want to be responsible for nice things happening to people.

Hey Robert. One of the things that I love about the times we live in is that the possibilities are endless. And the learning curve is really not that steep. We are only limited by our own imagination and can thrive as far as is our willingness to learn.

You and me both, Darrell. I set up an email sequence last night. It's based on a true false set of instructions. Interesting stuff for sure.