Absolutely. Your music and following need to be recognized! I look forward to more Slim Frrsythe concerts!

slimforsythe@hotmail.com

Thanks Slim. Yup, something sweet to offset something sad. I have heard from some folks that they are sorry to see Wish exit the story. So, of course, my readers (passengers) have a say in the story’s direction. That said, one can hope that Wish and me, for that matter, reappear somewhere or many somewheres as the story unfolds! Keep those ideas coming! Let me know if you want the recife.

For those who read the comments, let me introduce you to Slim Forsythe, a fantastic Pittsburgh legend, cowboy entertainer, folk singer, and creative soul who hangs out all over the country but hails from Lawrenceville. Listen to his tunes on u-tube. https://youtu.be/CTXJAhhGh38

Thanks Dylan. We will miss traveling with Wish. Quinn shall be an exciting navigator.

What a fantastic book about your Dad, born with severe cerebral palsy, along with your Mom, who had physical disabilities from polio, which she contracted at age seven. The challenges faced by your Dad, with support from your Mom, family, and friends, sewed the seeds for positive changes in the community and the world, given your Dad’s early involvement in the development of the ADA and the discovery of his ability to draw which he developed into his career as a famous artist, teacher, and leader. Most importantly, you are a product of abundant love, support, and encouragement from such remarkable parents. Their influence led you into the rewarding field of rehabilitation and allowed you to share your amazing story via your book and book talks. Thanks so much!

Hi Jan,
Perhaps you missed Blog #10, “Getting Up to Speed.” In this blog I explain the history of the development of the Cracker plant in Beaver County, PA which spans the next 17 years up to present time and … “prompting my decision to end the environmental devastation of our beloved rivers and woodlands – at least in Beaver County.”

So the last 10 blogs with Wish are an introduction to what will be chapters and/or the development of the third book in “Skunk Tales Trilogy,” titled “The Tale of Quinn’s Quill.” Thus readers are no longer traveling with me or Wish, but, rather entering the world of Quinn and a variety of characters whose purpose will be to destroy the evils which have cause so much environmental harm and illness over the past 17 years.

Thanks Rose, It will be both challenging and fun to create the third book in the “Skunk Tales Trilogy.” My plan is to complete the “Tale of Quinn’s Quill” via the blogs.