There is a lot to digest, a lot to think about, in “Neon Motors”. There may be parts that seem unnecessary upon first reading, but for me, they were all essential in telling the story in its full sense. It’s all part of who I am and what the whole experience was all about. It is essential to all the people involved, both good and bad. Isn’t that the way of things? It’s always the details, the peeling back, where the real stories are found. Where the reality is finally known.

I was really excited when Madison Mayfield (It’s actually Madison J. Mayfield.) took an interest in the whole Neon Motors adventure. Actually, it was more of a journey. It was almost as unbelievable for me, actually experiencing it, as it will probably seem to many of you who read about it. But Madison did a great job of writing it – perfectly capturing the full being of it.

What have I learned? Hmmm… still processing all of it. As you will see, or may have seen if you’ve already read the book, there’s a lot to process. But with certainty, I can say these things: There is a reality beyond what is seen. What may appear to be is often just that – an appearance. Also, intuition, instinct, hunches – whatever you want to call it – are real. They are often lost in whatever noise is filling our lives at the moment, but as is said, “This too shall pass”.

I think my story, “Neon Motors”, is worth sharing. If you haven’t heard about it, or read it yet, please check it out HERE.