>> So I really am living my dream - I'm at home, and can
>> work on my books as well as making a living
>
>Ah, a high pay, low work job in the comfort of your own pyjamas or
>straitjacket.

It's not actually a "low work" job - it's pretty intense and demanding, but
it's enjoyable work, and no one knows if I take breaks and do some writing
or mow the lawn throughout the day because all they really want is the end
result and no one can see how I produce it
>
>My dream fantasy.

Mine, too
>
>Congratulations. :-)
>
Thank you.  As long as I can actually do the work, this will be fantastic.
To me it's like winning the lottery. I'm home and I'm not starving - which
is what I'd do if I won the lottery. (That is, once the paycheques start
coming in I won't be starving - until then I'm living on rapidly diminishing
holiday pay that was set aside to keep us in groceries.)
>
I can do some gardening, too, so that in a little while I'll have fresh
organic produce. Until then it's a little tight
>
Laurie still can't believe it turned out so well Phoenix

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