I was pretty sure that once again, I solved my problem, and that feeling of excitement came back. And it didn't stop there. Not only was I excited because I found a way to help make Bonzo more popular, but also because it would be another thing that I could sell at the bakery to make more money, and it would be another thing to help make children happy. And why stop at story books? I could make activity sheets for children while they're waiting for their treats. I could make mazes and crossword puzzles for example, and I could give it all a Bonzo theme. In fact, I could make and sell whole books of such activities, all with Bonzo in it.

At this point, there was no stopping my imagination. I was rolling out ideas like crazy. It was a bit overwhelming. I started right away with coming up with ideas for the stories that I would sell at the bakery. Originally, I just wanted to make a few books, and with simple subjects only; you know, a simple educational book, a simply story in which the good guy beats the bad guy, a simple activity book, etc. That was it. I just wanted to make a few Bonzo books to help sell some food. I didn't really have many stories to tell about Bonzo anyway, or at least I thought. While he was a beloved character of mine, I never really made that many stories for him. I used him mostly for games and artwork.

But as I was writing down ideas, they just flowed out of me. I couldn't stop! I ended up writing down ideas for over a hundred stories; all for Bonzo. And the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I had a lot of story to tell about Bonzo. I started thinking about how many Bonzo books I could make every year, and what subjects I would teach children through my books. Everyday I was doing this, and the more I thought about my Bonzo books, the less I thought about the bakery. Before I knew it, I started forgetting the reason why I wanted to make the books in the first place. s mentioned, I was always a creative person, and I've made lots of stories when I was younger, and writing books is something that I've always wanted to do, and like always, I was sure that I'd be good and successful at it. However, writing stories is another skill that takes hard work to master, and while I wrote some stories when I was younger, they weren't very good, and as an adult, I decided that before I would write again, I was going to educate myself on how to write well, and I would put together a set of guidelines before I started. This was to ensure that I would be successful. This is what stopped me from writing, and I never put together these guidelines because as much as I loved writing, as I said, it wasn't my priority at the time. It's a shame though because sometimes I really wanted to write, and I was always looking for a quicker and safer way to make some extra money, which I thought writing would be.

I was pretty sure that once again, I solved my problem, and that feeling of excitement came back. And it didn't stop there. Not only was I excited because I found a way to help make Bonzo more popular, but also because it would be another thing that I could sell at the bakery to make more money, and it would be another thing to help make children happy. And why stop at story books? I could make activity sheets for children while they're waiting for their treats. I could make mazes and crossword puzzles for example, and I could give it all a Bonzo theme. In fact, I could make and sell whole books of such activities, all with Bonzo in it.

At this point, there was no stopping my imagination. I was rolling out ideas like crazy. It was a bit overwhelming. I started right away with coming up with ideas for the stories that I would sell at the bakery. Originally, I just wanted to make a few books, and with simple subjects only; you know, a simple educational book, a simply story in which the good guy beats the bad guy, a simple activity book, etc. That was it. I just wanted to make a few Bonzo books to help sell some food. I didn't really have many stories to tell about Bonzo anyway, or at least I thought. While he was a beloved character of mine, I never really made that many stories for him. I used him mostly for games and artwork.

But as I was writing down ideas, they just flowed out of me. I couldn't stop! I ended up writing down ideas for over a hundred stories; all for Bonzo. And the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I had a lot of story to tell about Bonzo. I started thinking about how many Bonzo books I could make every year, and what subjects I would teach children through my books. Everyday I was doing this, and the more I thought about my Bonzo books, the less I thought about the bakery. Before I knew it, I started forgetting the reason why I wanted to make the books in the first place. s mentioned, I was always a creative person, and I've made lots of stories when I was younger, and writing books is something that I've always wanted to do, and like always, I was sure that I'd be good and successful at it. However, writing stories is another skill that takes hard work to master, and while I wrote some stories when I was younger, they weren't very good, and as an adult, I decided that before I would write again, I was going to educate myself on how to write well, and I would put together a set of guidelines before I started. This was to ensure that I would be successful. This is what stopped me from writing, and I never put together these guidelines because as much as I loved writing, as I said, it wasn't my priority at the time. It's a shame though because sometimes I really wanted to write, and I was always looking for a quicker and safer way to make some extra money, which I thought writing would be.

I was pretty sure that once again, I solved my problem, and that feeling of excitement came back. And it didn't stop there. Not only was I excited because I found a way to help make Bonzo more popular, but also because it would be another thing that I could sell at the bakery to make more money, and it would be another thing to help make children happy. And why stop at story books? I could make activity sheets for children while they're waiting for their treats. I could make mazes and crossword puzzles for example, and I could give it all a Bonzo theme. In fact, I could make and sell whole books of such activities, all with Bonzo in it.

At this point, there was no stopping my imagination. I was rolling out ideas like crazy. It was a bit overwhelming. I started right away with coming up with ideas for the stories that I would sell at the bakery. Originally, I just wanted to make a few books, and with simple subjects only; you know, a simple educational book, a simply story in which the good guy beats the bad guy, a simple activity book, etc. That was it. I just wanted to make a few Bonzo books to help sell some food. I didn't really have many stories to tell about Bonzo anyway, or at least I thought. While he was a beloved character of mine, I never really made that many stories for him. I used him mostly for games and artwork.

But as I was writing down ideas, they just flowed out of me. I couldn't stop! I ended up writing down ideas for over a hundred stories; all for Bonzo. And the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I had a lot of story to tell about Bonzo. I started thinking about how many Bonzo books I could make every year, and what subjects I would teach children through my books. Everyday I was doing this, and the more I thought about my Bonzo books, the less I thought about the bakery. Before I knew it, I started forgetting the reason why I wanted to make the books in the first place. s mentioned, I was always a creative person, and I've made lots of stories when I was younger, and writing books is something that I've always wanted to do, and like always, I was sure that I'd be good and successful at it. However, writing stories is another skill that takes hard work to master, and while I wrote some stories when I was younger, they weren't very good, and as an adult, I decided that before I would write again, I was going to educate myself on how to write well, and I would put together a set of guidelines before I started. This was to ensure that I would be successful. This is what stopped me from writing, and I never put together these guidelines because as much as I loved writing, as I said, it wasn't my priority at the time. It's a shame though because sometimes I really wanted to write, and I was always looking for a quicker and safer way to make some extra money, which I thought writing would be.

I was pretty sure that once again, I solved my problem, and that feeling of excitement came back. And it didn't stop there. Not only was I excited because I found a way to help make Bonzo more popular, but also because it would be another thing that I could sell at the bakery to make more money, and it would be another thing to help make children happy. And why stop at story books? I could make activity sheets for children while they're waiting for their treats. I could make mazes and crossword puzzles for example, and I could give it all a Bonzo theme. In fact, I could make and sell whole books of such activities, all with Bonzo in it.

At this point, there was no stopping my imagination. I was rolling out ideas like crazy. It was a bit overwhelming. I started right away with coming up with ideas for the stories that I would sell at the bakery. Originally, I just wanted to make a few books, and with simple subjects only; you know, a simple educational book, a simply story in which the good guy beats the bad guy, a simple activity book, etc. That was it. I just wanted to make a few Bonzo books to help sell some food. I didn't really have many stories to tell about Bonzo anyway, or at least I thought. While he was a beloved character of mine, I never really made that many stories for him. I used him mostly for games and artwork.

But as I was writing down ideas, they just flowed out of me. I couldn't stop! I ended up writing down ideas for over a hundred stories; all for Bonzo. And the more I thought about it, the more I realized that I had a lot of story to tell about Bonzo. I started thinking about how many Bonzo books I could make every year, and what subjects I would teach children through my books. Everyday I was doing this, and the more I thought about my Bonzo books, the less I thought about the bakery. Before I knew it, I started forgetting the reason why I wanted to make the books in the first place. s mentioned, I was always a creative person, and I've made lots of stories when I was younger, and writing books is something that I've always wanted to do, and like always, I was sure that I'd be good and successful at it. However, writing stories is another skill that takes hard work to master, and while I wrote some stories when I was younger, they weren't very good, and as an adult, I decided that before I would write again, I was going to educate myself on how to write well, and I would put together a set of guidelines before I started. This was to ensure that I would be successful. This is what stopped me from writing, and I never put together these guidelines because as much as I loved writing, as I said, it wasn't my priority at the time. It's a shame though because sometimes I really wanted to write, and I was always looking for a quicker and safer way to make some extra money, which I thought writing would be.