Wheels Turn

 A writer is someone who's written today. 

Longhand, keystrokes and swiping all count. Get'er done. There are two writing wheels. The STALL is a personal writing wheel and TRaP TEASER is a professional writing wheel. 

First things first. 

Before professing my faith, I have to confess my faith. Before professional effort comes confessional effort. Hiding, with the Word, to get myself together comes first. Who wants to do business with someone who missed a spot? 

Anyone who listens to the word but does not do what it says is like someone who looks at his face in a mirror and, after looking at himself, goes away and immediately forgets what he looks like. ~ James 1:23-24

Personal compositions place me in the mirror. Drool, sleep in the eyes and various offenses are to be handled in isolation. As with hygiene, so with handwriting. 

I'll sign bills of sale and official documents but to excellently sign publicly requires intimate signing privately. My confession, in isolationist handwriting,  guarantees zero public victories. If however the prerequisites are ignored, ignominy pounces amidst witnesses. 

First things first. 

First the writing wheel has to start turning. If we're going anywhere today, we need wheels.