My wife and I spent the remainder of the week trying to discern if Florida was truly a state and recalling the civil rights marches of college days that supposedly gave the vote to all Americans. I am now three-fourths through McCulloch's bio of Harry Truman. It's over 1,000 pages and for me absolutely wonderful. Fascinating that the issues of the 1948 election and the arguments and words are so similar to today. As I read this, I think you must have asked about the busiest week of my year.
Next week looks to be a lot more fun.
Jim Harris also updated me by e-mail, but for more than just one week. Ore. In my new role, besides sales, I will be involved in promotion, advertising, marketing and author tours. In addition, there is the fun part of the acquisition of new titles and determining what current books in the pipeline will actually get published. Our son, Bill, who was supposed to be in Texas until next spring, instead will be returning to Issaquah early in October. My nephew, Scott '89, and his wife, Erin, and son Nat, who have been in Tokyo for six months of an 18-month stint, announced that they are now expecting a second son, who will arrive in December.