One thing that is helping me out as a writer this week is: Making the decisions. It's exciting to start something new(if you're not going the other direction and having a blank-page freakout thing) but right now, I think my challenge is to make the decisions. Decide it's day,or night, spring or fall.(If something comes up where I change my mind, that's one thing, but it doesn't matter if my options are open if nobody ever sees anything.)
Finally readJulie Powell's first book after rewatching the movie version. She reminds a lot of my online friends, and, indeed, myself, trying to find space for myself with this blog. Strange irony that Ms. Powell died in the first wave in the pandemic that I'm perfecting some stories about.
If you're reading this, I hope you're not shopping today. Not that I think one economic disruption will solve it all, but anything that's got Yahoo News disavowing can't be all bad. With all the talk of cuts and austerity shadowing everything, I've spent less money all month--because my family helps back my play, it should be noted-- and it's kind of upsetting how much I think about shopping.
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