I’m not usually someone who stresses out easily. In fact, I’m not really THAT stressed out now – maybe just anxious. I’ve got so many things going on. I’m editing a book for Jonathan Eli, editing my own book to put on Amazon (deadline May 28), trying to work with Tanya (who’s working so hard) to figure out the cover, and there’s this other book rolling around in my head! And I don’t have time to start writing it. I need to write some notes, but I’m not used to writing with notes. Everything just goes straight from my brain to my fingers. But, at the same time, I’m afraid I’m going to forget something. I’ve actually got two ideas, but one will never make it as a novel, so it will have to be a short story or novella. If only I didn’t have a full time job, I could do so much more! Grrrrrr.
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Hey, hang in there! At least you have those idea bouncing around. What if you had nothing going on? Sure wouldn’t help with writing now would it? 🙂
Just keep going one day at a time and you’ll get things done and then wonder, “What was I so stressed about”?
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Lauralynn, why do you think I have a file full of legal pads; it certainly isn’t because I’m a lawyer! LOL That’s where the ideas and flashes go while the rest of life stands in the way of the world you want to be in. I’m working on the other project we discussed and have come alone nicely; now if my relatives would realize I’m not their personal drivers, I’d get more done. Look forward to seeing you in June. Peace!
Jonathan, I really need to start taking notes. I hate to lose ideas.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that you are coming down in June. I’ll be glad to see you and your lovely wife.