March is the month that things got busy around the farm. Tractors need grease, grass needs mowed, and all of this made us more hungry than usual, so Momma cooked more. Daddy would work longer, momma would be waiting more, and I would be watching it all unfold.

Peanuts would be planted soon for the fall harvest, so Daddy would be ordering seeds from Birdsong Peanuts.  The fields would need fertilizer and cattle would be due for vaccinations. Momma would be planting flowers, cooking meals for Daddy in the fields, all the while making sure my sister and I had everything we needed. There was much work to be done.

Spring was upon us and no more rest, just work. “No resting for the weary,” Daddy would say.  “I’ve got to get rollin’”

Momma would reply, “Oh, dear - there is so much to do.”

Everything was in full bloom!
 
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You can think of March as a catalyst for the year. I do. I either push myself to get moving in March, or I regret it later.  I suppose that is in my DNA - the push to go and work.  After all, I’m Joe Bob and Sue’s daughter.  Ha! Ha!  There is no choice but to work and do it well. 
 
This year, my work will look like writing my second book while still touring Texas with the first one. 

What does your work look like for 2024? 
I hope to see you along my journey. Let me hear from you.  

Email me anytime at info@thinktheo.com

 
Love,

Theo
  

P.S. We will be at Choctaw Stadium (formerly Globe Life Field and The Ballpark in Arlington) on March 23rd for the HOME RUN AUTHOR EVENT, which is an all-day event filled with amazing authors. If you are in the area, please come see us! 
 
Check out our upcoming schedule on THINKTHEO.COM
 
I have been busy with numerous television, radio, and podcast interviews these past few weeks, and you can check them out on my youtube channel @thinktheo3573.