Today’s coffee-house photos are of the Starbucks in Estes Park, Colorado. It has two entrances. One is off the main highway that goes through town. The other is off the Big Thompson River and the river walk. It is one of my favorite Starbucks location. I’ve had coffee there at least a dozen times. I visit each time I attend the writer’s conference in Estes Park. They have great WiFi with tremendous bandwidth.
Jimmie Aaron Kepler is a military brat. In his youth, he worked in a grocery store, warehouse, sold soft drinks at a major league baseball stadium, and as a folk-rock band as a rhythm guitar player. He has enough college degrees to cover a wall and even served his country in the US Army. Working in IT has paid the bills the last two decades. He’s been freelancing since Ronald Reagan was president. He’s even won an award for short story writing. Google his name. You’ll find his work and can buy a few novels with his name on the book’s spine. He lives with his cat and cancer-battling wife in north Texas.
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Meet Jim Kepler, the guy who doesn't just write – he lives and breathes life with a touch of faith. You'll catch him exploring the world, nose buried in books and poetry, scribbling away in coffee shops, and vibing to an eclectic playlist, all through the lens of a Biblical worldview.
Need advice on penning your masterpiece? Jim's got you covered. He says, “Why wait? It's never too late to dive into writing. The present is the perfect time to start.” As an author, poet, and blogger, his words aren't just for show – they resonate with folks across the world.
His numerous books? They're not just books; they're a passion project. Jim's all about helping you know Jesus Christ, making Him your Lord and Savior, and weaving the Bible and Jesus' teachings into your everyday life.
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