This is going to be my sixth book. It is called "Alphabet Soup". I had this idea about a book with 26 chapters where each chapter title starts with a different letter of the alphabet. That is how Alphabet Soup was born. Each chapter a sort of recipe. Could be a recipe for simplicity or a recipe for patience. They say life is how we make it. I guess I could say life is how we bake it. How about a recipe for humility as in humble pie? I have no idea where this new journey will take me but I plan to combine my love for writing with my goals to be the best I can be and to leave the world better than I found it. Below are the chapters as I write them. Here is a link to a digital copy of the book and as I write the chapters I will share them on my blog and link them below. All my other books are here.
It is Saturday before Christmas and the beginning of the long weekend. The place where I live is extremely quiet. There are hardly any cars on the road. I ate my breakfast and I am surfing the web. Then I came across Kickstarter and I started asking questions. Mainly, can Trinidadians use Kickstarter? Are Trinidadians using Kickstarter? Do we need a Kickstarter type website for Trinidad and Tobago/Caribbean? There is fundmetnt but the idea is not the same. Kickstarter is for creatives and you are creating a tangible deliverable that is shared with backers. Also there is a vetting process. Fundmetnt is more akin to gofundme. I went to the Kickstarter website and I filtered by Trinidad and Tobago and only 17 projects were returned and many of them dated. This is not much. I contacted @kickstarter on Twitter and asked them "Hi. Can Trinidadians 🇹🇹 use Kickstarter? Will they be able to get the funds to their local bank?". I will also send an email. I will also send an email to ...
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