1. I'm planning to write a long letter to all my progeny telling the story of my life and the things I've seen; and maybe about different people they will have heard of but don't know much about. Just existing without kicking the bucket gives a certain amount of stuff to write about.

2. I hope to publish both a short and a long book--each about mentoring in a prison setting. The short one will be little more than a pamphlet to help new people know what to do in this setting, and the long book will expand upon the pamphlet.

3. I hope to have time to write a commentary about the letters of Paul to the Thessalonians. It is just an interest of mine, which I'd like to explore in more depth. I'd also like to use a similar model to work through Micah and perhaps other books as well.

4. Geometry is a part of life for me--has been since high school. My dad was a surveyor (Civil Engineer) and I worked for him and for Engineers for the past 50 or so years. I do drafting. I'd like to put together a book that applies good drafting practices (like French's book about drafting) but telling CAD people how to solve problems graphically that engineers do mathematically.

5. Fiction is also an interest, and Poetry too. But I don't have that planned yet.