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I want to thank everyone who replied to my initial query. All
suggestions were informative and enlightening to say the least. I have
decided that given my own personal current situation that it is in my
best interest, and frame of mind, to proceed with the article. I have
weighed all the pros and cons and the pros win! I realized that it
wasn't the money. I became a writer for the love of the game. I don't
want to lose sight of that. I work to write but I write to live. It is
purely a personal decision. Again, thank you to everyone for their
insight in helping me with this decision. I hope that I can, someday,
reciprocate.
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