Barns and dog

   The farm has been up for sale for several months now, and while there has been much interest, nothing concrete. I find the farm very appealing now, especially with the livestock gone. It is quiet, peaceful and quite manageable. I have wobbled quite a bit about selling it, but I still think it is a good idea as I don’t need quite so much space or so many barns, and I still think it will be sold next Spring. Just a hunch. I can actually picture the family that buys it.
  I expect to have a new Bedlam Farm, as the name and the idea have become important, to me, and to some other people. My editors and I are figuring out my publishing future – novels, and if so, how many? Short stories, and if so, when? Long range planning has never been my forte, so it is being done finally. I like the idea of writing fiction and children’s books, and taking photos, and doing all three until I drop.
  I am also figuring out how to do this photo show in January. Framing and printing is expensive, and I am not going to spend thousands of dollars framing photographs. Stubborn about it.