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All of us approach draft one in our own way. It’s like meeting someone for the first time. Some of us tip-toe through the A few weeks ago I received good news from a friend that she had completed draft one. It only took her six weeks and a few bumpy roads consisting of minor scra*es and bruises and the occasional trip to the emergency room. I replied to her with the proper congratulatory e-mail full of smiley faces and pretend hugs. The day got worse when another writer notified This one outdid the first one. Five weeks and not an injury in sight. With the completion of book one I ventured on to book two. In my mess of notes I had several story ideas in front of me. I knew I could only choose one. Unlike a few who can write two novels at the same time I’m a one novel writing kind of guy.  I took my time with the choice I would make. As you know writing a novel is a long process. It is a relationship and as with any relationship it’s wise not to jump in before giving it some serious thought. I narrowed it down to two choices. It didn’t take long before I saw something. Of my two choices one of my ideas was somewhat easy in terms of first draft. The puzzle was laid out. The pieces in place and the dots easily connected. I could see the beginning, middle and end as easy as I could see the leaves falling off a nearby tree. I would finish it in five weeks. Six tops. Maybe a month if the path was smooth. I could contact my two showoff friends and do a little Then there was my second option. The puzzle not so clear. The dots not so bright and the storyline not the smoothest of travels. In many ways our stories are our kids. We pay attention to those we worry about the most. We’re happy for the good, responsible one but sometimes we secretly admire the bad one. They have no borders, have zero time management skills and are probably incapable of lying no So there I stood. My two choices in front me. To my right my one kid had it all. He had friends, a job and no trouble on the horizon. He