So now that it’s official that Book #19 is a reality, I had my nephew pick up a gold compromise: the lovely gold box of Esther Price dark chocolate candy that you see pictured here. (I know. It’s a bad nutritional move to reward myself with food. Would you believe that it’s not the candy inside that I like but the lovely gold box?)

By the way, Book #19 — the one that I’m writing now, or am writing when I’m not working on this or another blog or procrastinating by zoning out to the occasional game of solitaire — is The Everything Pressure Cooker Cookbook.

I’ve always believed in the going the extra mile work ethic. And, because of that belief, I continue to dream. And revise my goals. Granted, there are now many other things on my Someday List™ that rank higher than a gold watch, many of which are far more expensive than the watch will be when I get it.

But I will get it. Someday™. Somehow. After all, part of that whole going the extra mile work ethic means I also must have a goal setting philosophy that requires that when I dream, I dream big.

My Gold Watch Substitute is a post from: RiceHahn Blog

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