First Year On The Yellow Submarine

Paul McCartney wrote the Yellow Submarine as a children's song.  The yellow submarine was supposed to be a place where kids could go and have fun.  One year ago my family boarded our own yellow submarine and left the California docks for a new world.  Highlights from this past year include traveling through the Colorado peaks at 13,000 ft and surviving an Iowa blizzard with a windchill of -30º.  We purchased a new home and settled in a town just five miles from where my wife grew up.  Every member on board is having the adventure of a lifetime.  My wife is reunited with all four of her siblings and my family is really enjoying their company.  I believe we are finding our sea legs, even though the nearest ocean is 1,000 miles away.

Periscope up, please.  Here's a look at what's ahead:

• Grand Opening of Caveman Reflections Cyber-bistro on St. Patrick's Day.   You don't have to be a writer or a publisher to come in and hang out.  You will meet some interesting people and there are lots of cyber-guest writers who share their stories.  
• Chapter one of The Caveman in the Mirror will be released on March 17.  It's free for all blog readers who stop by.
• Every Friday, beginning March 22, a new chapter will be released for free.  Once all chapters are published, paperback and E-book versions will be available.
• My employer is gearing up for some fundraising activities in May.  Stay tuned to find out how you can help support the Children's Miracle Network.
• Caveman guest appearances.  My private yellow submarine will be touring libraries, bookstores and churches this summer to promote my latest book.  Stay tuned for details.