Hi guys

Hello to you all out there. My name is David Kennedy and I have recently had a work published called 'Afterwards' I currently have someone working on a screenplay for me and we hope to go into business as a joint production company (HOPEFULLY!!)

Here are a couple of links to me and my stuff. I hope I get to know you all very soon.

http://davidkennedyafterwards.blogspot.com/

http://www.tightwriters.com/shop/Books/Afterwards.html

I hope you like the idea of my first published work. I have written many things before but this is the first work I have had published. I am now working on my next story 'The Voters' a coming of age novel, unfortunately for some, coming of age means the ugly side of life too.

WELCOME

Hi David,

Welcome to the network! Good luck with the book and screenplay!

D. J. (Don) Stephens wrote:

WELCOME

Hi mate thanks for the welcome. I like your site. Is that a dream life you have, long marriage, hunting and skydiving? Sounds good to me.

dtb,

It's been good to me...And it ain't over yet!

Like your site and agree about euthanasia. I'll bet it will be approved by both Westminster and Washington long before 2050. Don't worry about being 81 that year. I'm 83 and. . .uh, what were we talking about?

Welcome, and don't worry about age. It's just a number, and what the hell, it ain't over till it's over.

Dick Stodghill wrote:

Like your site and agree about euthanasia. I'll bet it will be approved by both Westminster and Washington long before 2050. Don't worry about being 81 that year. I'm 83 and. . .uh, what were we talking about?

Thanks so much for that mate. I feel like a teenager already.

Welcome to the forum and Ilook forward to reading your posts.

Welcome. Best of luck with the screenplay and production project.

Malcolm

Good to see and good to hear. I too, have been fifty, long ago And I‘re member how I still was pondering over the problem: What I should to do when I once reach the adulthood.
You know, the time is travelling fast.
Cheerio
harry

Um, I think David is only forty.

harry wrote:

Good to see and good to hear. I too, have been fifty, long ago And I‘re member how I still was pondering over the problem: What I should to do when I once reach the adulthood.
You know, the time is travelling fast.
Cheerio
harry

Hi mate, time is indeed to quote Steve Miller "slipping into the future." Its a very strange thing to be here now. Its just strange to have this time that is never ours to own. What to do? What to do?

BTW Im 39 and turn 40 in December, is that not a big number???

HAH! Big number indeed. Wish I was 40 again. No, on second thought, I couldn't handle it a second time!