Sunday Synopsis: 2012 January 15th: After A Two-Month "Holiday"

The first Sunday Synopsis for 2012 -- a couple of weeks late.  Writing and blogging took a back seat to the holiday prep, parties, company, and a wonderful post Christmas week at Sun River.  My sis, Doc and I met our son and his family at a beautiful house in Sun River. Although there was no snow, our family had a great time;  Doc's brotherited us at the vacation house.  Also Doc's long-time hunting buddy and his wife joined us for dinner and an evening of telling tall tales.  Granddaughter and her BF went on a dog-sled ride.  To top off the week, we had gorgeous snow the last day.

Since returning home, I have been "digging out" and now only my chaotic desk is left as a "no-man's land."  I do have an empty waste paper container, actually two, ready for excavation, but I got side-tracked with this Sunday Synopsis  --- Tis the way of my life, sidetracked.

Goals for this week, in addition to desk excavation, include:
   *  Write a story for the  Ranch Years to read at my Tuesday Critique group;
   *  Organize my Uncle Ralph's Letters project for the final push for a final draft;
   *  Transcribe, make notations, and submit an Amanuensis Monday blog post.

I started to make a longer list of weekly goals, but this is enough --- if more writing and blog post flow -- so be it.

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